reeftopia
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My large clam is spewing a milky substance think I will see baby clams popping up?
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Let’s hope so! I’ve seen many corals sexually reproduce in your tanks over the years and it’s always cool to see!
Let’s hope so! I’ve seen many corals sexually reproduce in your tanks over the years and it’s always cool to see!
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Let’s hope so! I’ve seen many corals sexually reproduce in your tanks over the years and it’s always cool to see!
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Yup, trying to spawn. Might want to do a mini water change.
It's probably needs nursing in my tank.
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Any reason they couldn't spawn in the tank? Would a water change inhibit that?
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If water change effected it I would see it every week. Glad it doesnt got really clouded for a few hours but then thats a hugh clam
Good idea to do a water change to get rid of some of the nutrients in the water columns due to spawning. I think that's what @thangbom4321 was suggesting. If you have hard corals definitely do a water change.
I had large squamosa/derasa clams in the past and they spawned few times a year.
I had large squamosa/derasa clams in the past and they spawned few times a year.
