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Old 01-31-2007, 02:07 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Moving my clam

I have what I believe is a Squamosa ( never did a get an id for this guy on another site ). Any way its currently under 250 watts halides in a 90g with a DSB. So about 18 inches of water. I have a sinularia coral which has grown to gigantic proportions. The clam is on the sand and is becoming shadowed by the coral, and has slowly been moving and repositioning to compensate for the shadowing. So I would like to move it. Over the spring I plan to dismantle this tank cause it needs to be moved so moving the clam is going to be necessary soon enough anyway.

I would like to move it to a 30g breeder with a shallow sand bed and 4x39 watt T5's NOVA( 2 10k, and 2 blue ). This tank also houses my LTA anemone a Clarkii clownfish, and a few corals. Flow is rather low cause the LTA likes it that way.

Does that sound like it would be an appropriate setup for the clam?
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