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i find smaller clam harder to keep instead of bigger one, as i read that it require more frequent feeding compare to bigger one which can depend on light source as food.

If you wanted dead rock , why not just buy dead rock directly instead of " Live " one? This will save you plenty much of money as well in your pocket . The live rock mean it is already fill with live like sponges ect and bacteria that could help seed an aquarium . When i decomm my old tank, in order to store the rock i have no choice but to kill it by soaking in freshwater and sun it so that i can keep it for future use.