Crocea Giant Clam - B Grade (South Pacific) Marine Invertebrates if it is to be

if it is to be kept with other tangs it should be the last tang added to a sufficiently large aquarium

The ultra Australian variety is typically intense scarlet

This coral receives most of its energy by utilizing the photosynthetic algae contained within its tissues and absorbing dissolved nutrients from the water

With tentacles waving in the current in an almost hypnotic fashion

Its eyes are ringed in bright yellow

Crocea Giant Clam - B Grade (South Pacific) Marine Invertebrates if it is to beThe Tridacna clams are exquisitely colored, very uncommon and highly sought after. They make incredible display animals and thrive under reef conditions. They are peaceful and do not bother any other animal. If threatened they can close their shell tightly. Healthy animals should have a strong response if shadowed or touched, although once established they may become conditioned and show less inclination to close. They will attach themselves to rock