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invertebrates and algae in the rock and substrate
From the yellow dorsal fin to its dark colored face and powder blue body
darting marine fish
Net - 12" x 7" / Handle - 32" to 63" length (extendable)
one of the best internal filters for aquariums
Crocea Clam "Tridacna crocea" Livestock invertebrates and algae in theTridacna crocea are beautiful clams oftentimes displaying a variety of colorations with intricate patterns. These clams are also referred to as Crocea Clam, Boring Clam or Crocus Clam, and are the smallest of all Tridacna spp., reaching a maximum size of 6" in the wild. The Crocea Clam can penetrate through limestone substrates by releasing an acid to break down the carbonate in the stone. It uses the ridges of its thick shell to dig into the rock by
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