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  1. 10-19-2009, 08:30 PM #1
    ramoth41
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    Default Thorny Oyster?

    Found this fun little guy after we brought the pond inside. The mantel is black with small white/yellow spots. Could this be a Thorny Oyster? We also found a few other hitch-hiker clams of unknown origins! But this is the coolest by far!
    Thanks in advance!!
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