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    I agree 100% - we are a family here!

    I have a similar critter in one of my tanks - it only opens up a tiny bit, and from what I can see, the inside filtering part looks purple-ish. It has been very happy in a fish-less tank for over a year with feeding catered to corals.


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    JustDavidP - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Here are a couple of my hitch-hiking bivalves. This spiny oyster does NOT bore...but sits atop a rock where I noticed it a year or so ago. It has increased in size by 10 fold since then. Hendrix, my mandarin, is always around it, it must be his safety blanky

    HendrixNSpine - is this a problem

    Here's a more typical "boring clam". This one is in a refugium in a rock.

    boring clam - is this a problem

    Dave
    ><((((

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    I used to have about a dozen bivalves just like the one in the original pic. The hinge was always on the outside and it lo0ked like they were "biting" the rock.
    They do only open a little but seem to be open nearly all the time. GREAT filter feeders, wish soe of mine hadn't died off

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