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framerguy · 09-13-2007, 08:58 PM

Absolutely! It's almost identical to what I have. Also remember clams like certain surfaces for their bottoms to rest on, some like sand while some like rock so research a little before you get one.

crocea stay small (6") and like hard surface
derasa's get big (18") and tolerate both surfaces
gigas get huge! 4+ FEET, but are less demanding of intense light since many are found in deep water.
maximas get to 16" and like hard surfaces
Squamosa's get to 16" and need firm surface, not sand

09-13-2007, 08:58 PM	#11 (permalink)
framerguy Manta Ray Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Mount Airy, Ga Posts: 3,654 View Gallery Karma Komment Add yours!	Re: Recommended lighting. Absolutely! It's almost identical to what I have. Also remember clams like certain surfaces for their bottoms to rest on, some like sand while some like rock so research a little before you get one. crocea stay small (6") and like hard surface derasa's get big (18") and tolerate both surfaces gigas get huge! 4+ FEET, but are less demanding of intense light since many are found in deep water. maximas get to 16" and like hard surfaces Squamosa's get to 16" and need firm surface, not sand __________________ ___________________________________ Greg All time fav quote: "Now and then it's good to pause in our pursuit of happiness and just be happy."-Guillaume Apollinaire "Being happy can be as easy as deciding to be!"-Greg Kimsey (framerguy) Still Workin' on it! 375gDT built in wall, Gargantuan DIY Beckett Skimmer, 100g sump, Sequence Hammerhead closed loop, 75 gallon seagrass/mineral mud refugium, 55 gallon crushed coral/live rock refugium, 30 gallon DSB/ cheatomorpha refugium, algae turf scrubber, DIY calcium reactor, DIY kalkwasser mixer, DIY light system w/4x 250MH & 4x54w T5, etc, etc, etc... chronicles-akwareum