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Keeping clam in 34l OF tank


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Yes it's definitely possible although you should try to get one that is small. But if your tank does not have a powerful skimmer and if the clam shows any sign of tissue regression, it's best to remove it immediately to prevent any pollution and contamination of the water, which can happen rapidly with a dying clam in a small volume of water.

 

Aquarium 3 - 250 liters with sump and refugium

Jebao DC 6000 pump with speed controller

Skimz skimmer

AI Hydra 52 HD

Hailea HS-66A (1/4 hp) chiller

Maxspect Gyre

TLF Phosban reactors with Phosban

Tunze nano osmolator

Marine Magic Triplet Dosing

 

Aquarium 1 - 27 litres

Atman HF-0600 HOB filter

Maxspect Razor Nano 60W (10,000 K)

AOL 60 litres chiller

Tunze Nano Osmolator

 

 

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Is it possible to keep a small clam in a 34l tank?
Yes it's definitely possible although you should try to get one that is small. But if your tank does not have a powerful skimmer and if the clam shows any sign of tissue regression, it's best to remove it immediately to prevent any pollution and contamination of the water, which can happen rapidly with a dying clam in a small volume of water.
Thanks bros for your advice. I have a baby clown trigger so looks like clam is not suitable.
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