Razo

Care Level: Difficult Tank Conditions: 72-78°F; sg 1.023-1.025; pH 8.1-8.4; dKH 8-12 Temperament: Peaceful Max. Size In Aquarium: Up to 3" Reef Compatible: Yes Diet: Omnivore Origin: Caribbean Family: Limidae The Red Flame Scallop, also called the Flame Scallop or Red File Shell Clam, has a bright red mantel with red or white tentacles. The shell of the various Flame Scallops is covered with fine bumps, making it feel like a file. The Red Flame Scallop builds a small nest of small rocks and pieces of coral in which it embeds itself. In an aquarium, this may not offer much protection. When threatened, it may escape by clapping its valves together, propelling it through the water, with assistance from its tentacles. It tolerates all animals that do not try to eat it, and can be kept in groups. It is a filter feeder, and requires floating micro-plankton to be kept alive in the aquarium, and will do best in a mature reef aquarium system. It also needs proper calcium levels and alkalinity. It does not tolerate nitrates or copper-based medications. It requires supplementation with phytoplankton, and organic foods (Marine Snow or Selcon) provided by using a small pipette/straw to dispense the food upstream of its location. Each Red Flame Scallop needs to be fed individually.

u using UGF?

Common Name: Flame Scallop Natural Environment: Shallow water environments embedded among stones/rocks and coral blocks General Husbandry: Has a temperature range of 70 to 78°F (21 - 25°C). It is mentioned here because it persists to be available in most stores. It has the ability to swim by opening and closing its shells and expelling water from its internal cavity like a jet engine expels air. They also have a row of tiny eye spots around the edge of the mantle similar to the Tridacna clam, which helps them escape predators by jetting away. Flame scallops are pretty, yet do not usually last much longer than six months in captivity. They also like to flit here-and-there, sometimes knocking things over. Products like American Marine Selcon or Marc Weiss Combo-Vital may help extend their stay in our aquariums.

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i think they open on sunday n close on monday if i still remember.. call them to chk... opening hr used to be 12~8pm

dun think it is Harlequin shrimp leh... Harlequin shrimp are those feeding on starfish 1 rite?

ok thks... so its verified... "...The Camel Shrimp is also known as the Hinge-beak Shrimp, Dancing Shrimp, or Candy Shrimp..."

can take a pic of it in full? how much and where did u get it from? anymore?

where can i get this?

thats wad i think so..

thats wad i think so..

pm u too..

see if its is possible to grease the moving parts?

cant help but wonder y u chose brick?

blind man leading the blind??

mine fm SL

L*K 110 have a same one but smaller... selling at 8.00

i always take multiple pic of the object in the tank with the dcam then view it on PC n keep the better 1..

buy those manetic glass cleaner

mine have the same problem.. most likely like mine it will grow a new 1... my new tube is about 1.5cm liao

do a search... i have posted the address somewhere...

i only get this colour...

another angle taken br below

another pic when it close