Amazing Giant Clams Farm - Fishermen Harvest Millions of Giant Clams This Way

Harvest Giant Clam - Tridacna gigas - Fishermen Harvest Millions of Giant Clams This Way
Have you ever seen these giant giant clams? At first glance, they look very much like coral reefs on the seabed, but in fact these are giant giant clams that can reach a weight of up to 500kg. So are these giant clams considered seafood or not and how do people harvest them? We invite you to explore with us in today's video.
Giant clams, true to their name, we can easily recognize them by their very large size, can be up to 1.3 meters long, with an average weight of more than 250kg. They are slow-growing, long-lived creatures and the world's largest living bivalve. They are found in tropical waters of the Indian and Pacific Oceans.
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[@TonyFarmUs]

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[@Wildfood-zk7hb]

I support your video🎉

[@SuperJonesVideo]

The music ruins this video

[@mechero28]

Agree

[@jeffjones6951]

Loud, repetitive, insipid music

[@tammycox9789]

I agree

[@permitfisher]

There is a volume button on your iPad.(er what ever pc. of equip you watching on)?

[@pancho_Nopalez]

Yup

[@bernovem9385]

Interesting-!! I would rather be preserving them instead of eating them. I wonder how many years it takes to be fully grown🤔

[@TonyFarmUs]

thank you

[@robertkreiling1746]

That stupid music ruined the whole thing !

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks Robert

[@TonyFarmUs]

sorry, we will note

[@YMTD]

background music is a distraction and overwhelming the narration.

[@mv2148]

How cool is that

[@Tuhina-Jeevankala67516]

Giant clams are essential contributors to coral reef ecosystems, as their filter-feeding activities help maintain water clarity and nutrient balance.

[@user-lc8ud5js5f]

Who cares about the world just give me the P***y.

[@TonyFarmUs]

yes, exactly,it cleans the sea

[@johnathansmith1003]

My wife has one of these 😲

[@TonyFarmUs]

how surprising

[@nigellaubsch4499]

Great content - the music is highly annoying (too loud)

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks my friend so much, we did fix it in new video, enjoy it!

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks so much! happy new year

[@reygestaemin9844]

Verry nice And good business guys

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks so much

[@BarrettWalker-se8cz]

amazing video.... When Evan turned the camera around, she just clammed up.

[@Danteoan]

Absolutely beautiful brother

[@LaylaVuong]

I’m in love with the sound of their language 😍

[@BaronDavies]

I know, I know, but the way she opened up that oyster made me feel for that lil fella. Theyre animals after all...

[@karolpavlin3871]

Like the video I love wildlife of any kind and I love the music

[@Kafishing-xv7zi]

Verry interisting thank you

[@TopangaHilda]

thanks for video, I keep loving these stories of people finding their niche in life and thriving.

[@florencewilliamsybdg]

great job, Sometimes a businessman is the right man for the job.

[@philipdongzb]

Good work, and good luck to you

[@KerenzaBennett]

The shell alone is a treasure

[@mauricebrown9094]

Thank you for helping the species.

[@TonyFarmUs]

You too, Thanks , have a good weekend

[@lucpraslan]

How? By showing how to prepare them as food? 😂😂

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks so much! happy new year

[@brentcomstock7915]

Its nice to see that the clam farm in Kosrae is still going, I spent about 6 months there back in 2010 and considered working for them. are they raising Gigas clams now? they were considered extinct in Kosrae when I was there. your video brings back lots of good memories, thanks!

[@TonyFarmUs]

thank you

[@Pratigya-Nishithini937]

Their unique iridescent tissues make them visually striking underwater.

[@Priyanka-Sultana02609]

Giant clams are filter feeders, helping maintain water clarity in their habitats.

[@lesliecrowther7004]

Yes I have seen them while diving 😊 absolutely beautiful.

[@TonyFarmUs]

yes, very beautiful

[@TonyFarmUs]

thank you

[@hiramabiff2017]

Just think, all that hard work just so they can be a expensive Chinese/Japanese sushi snack.

[@Bhagyawati-Bindu613]

Giant clams are not just passive shells on the ocean floor - theyre surprisingly active, capable of rapid movement using their powerful muscles!

[@TonyFarmUs]

thank you

[@user-pj1nz5xh3q]

Thank you for the video almost positive that you would have the best pearls.Thanks for your wisdom in regards with the clams, spectacular.

[@TonyFarmUs]

thank you, happy new year, May you and your beloved people have a wonderful time in new year

[@JacquesTreehorn]

In Guam some people wear a CHamoru necklace made from giant clam called a sinahi. It is a very cool way to show Guam pride.

[@TonyFarmUs]

yes, exactly, thanks so much, please Subscribe & ring bell channel to support us help

[@TonyFarmUs]

happy new year

[@guluferaslan5158]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👍

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks so much! happy new year

[@VishalGomez]

I used to watch this videos as a kid and thought they were the coolest thing I was bored so I looked it up again and now I’m just bing watching them😂✋

[@glennr9913]

Interesting video. It was cool to see how they are farming the giant clams.

[@TonyFarmUs]

thank you so much

[@TonyFarmUs]

thank you

[@Agrima-Mukta250]

Giant clams are important for coral reef health as they recycle nutrients.

[@Chet73]

I’m a big fan of the bearded clam.

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks my friend, thanks so much! happy new year

[@fatimaislam1891]

Great video..... music background was ANNOYING as hell.

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks my friend so much, we did fix it in new video, enjoy it!

[@michaelsoper3801]

Juuuu

[@TonyFarmUs]

thank You so much

[@user-tv6yg1pn9p]

Thank you for helping the nature

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks so much, have a good weekend

[@lucpraslan]

How? By showing how to prepare them as food? 😂

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks so much! happy new year

[@KaylinDavies]

this is called marabu, marabu is a kind of food that is a type of shellfish that lives attached to rocks, marabu is also common in the area where I live in BUTON SULAWESI TENGGARA. 👍

[@Namibiets]

Great job! Looks like it makes you happy and this is very important.

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks so much, please Subscribe & ring bell channel to support us help

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks so much, have a nice day

[@AlynTazanna]

I wish you had English subtitles. Busy her voice is so sweet and beautiful and she cuts so gracefully. I could watch her all day. I’d love to hear her talk about the items. I was wondering why that was speckled and green and what it’s called and what the dish and style of the dish is called

[@rosco1pug]

See these magnificant, beautifully coloured animals in natural gardens on the Great Barrier Reef. Completely protected, NO harvesting .

[@TonyFarmUs]

thank you

[@alexguillebeauxpdm]

Where can these clams/oysters be found? The pearls are beautiful, I loved the blue one.

[@DEGLE99]

Amazing

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks so much! happy new year

[@CherIsmail]

Conservation to eating them…. This messed with my brain!

[@IlkeNormann-bq7vh]

Very interesting, i thank you, :-).

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks so much! May you and your beloved people have a wonderful time in new year

[@rossmilner6780]

I'm loving the FOREGROUND music so much that I can't even remember what this video is about !

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks so much, we already fix background music in next video

[@mochasweet4966]

It was about pretending to care about the future of giant clams. But actually, doing all they can to eat them and make a buck off of them. You're welcome.

[@rossmilner6780]

@mochasweet4966 They say ignorance is bliss...but I find yours rather irritating

[@TonyFarmUs]

sorry you, we will note .

[@michaelireland2013]

Great info and very good video.

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks Michael very much

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks so much! happy new year

[@wailoh4332]

A small clam is 60-400$ in the aquarium trade

[@TonyFarmUs]

yes, exactly

[@thomasturbato7021]

those are maxima or crocea... these are not for acquarium..

[@c4snipar]

A big one sell for food prob around $100 if that and aquarium trade will sell for at least 500-1000 maybe way more. It’s a shame that they eat them

[@thomasturbato7021]

@@c4snipar anotherone... these are not for acquariums...

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks so much! happy new year

[@gardenwaster]

Wow, they make their own food like plants

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks so much! happy new year

[@praxisxww6686]

I want to eat one of these things

[@Khyati-Revati52381]

Giant clams are among the longest-living creatures on Earth, with some individuals reaching over 100 years of age - a remarkable feat for a marine invertebrate!

[@TonyFarmUs]

thank you

[@Madhubala-Tamalika77315]

Giant clams are the largest living bivalves, known for their impressive size.

[@sarah_farm]

you work very hard and you harvest the labor of your works,keep up the good work and perseverance! And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.

[@charliechan6827]

So very interesting, thank you very much. I just subscribed.

[@TonyFarmUs]

thank You very much

[@user-jw6zr4ru9i]

シャコ貝の養殖場があるなんて初めて知りました　素晴らしいです

[@TonyFarmUs]

thank You so much

[@TonyFarmUs]

happy new year

[@permculture]

great instructional video. the background music often overwhelms the spoken audio levels. the narrator has a relatively soft voice that gets lost in the mix.

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks my friend so much, we did fix it in new video, enjoy it!

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks so much! happy new year

[@johnengland8619]

Thanks for sharing

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks so much! happy new year

[@livdirrengesuasmatsuoka9843]

Don't finish everything in the ocean..thank you.❤

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks my friend so much

[@MsVroege]

Tell that to Chinese people...

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks so much! happy new year

[@alfonsosoriano171]

We used to eat giant clams every week, and it was the most delicious seafood you can have. First thing to do is to remove the bile so the meat won't get bitter. Nowadays, the local divers can hardly find any of it anymore. Before it would only cost us USD1.00 - USD2.00 for the normal size.

[@TonyFarmUs]

yes, great mussel soup, Nutritious without being boring

[@thechronicnoizeco.6675]

Agreed. Too repetitive. When talking there is no need for it. Otherwise very informative.

[@TonyFarmUs]

thank you

[@lancelotlyhdc]

Actually, I wasnt waiting for a big fat pearl, but after reading your post I was interested in that too! I actually was interested in how they were going to get it open, I can barely get the ones I buy to fry at home that are a fraction of this size!!!

[@TiouRoberts]

Awesome video! also i like your shirt?

[@TaysiaFlores]

I live in Rhode Island and I really want to start doing this because it looks so amazing and fun and I could really use a couple of tips on where you would even find stuff like this in Rhode Island? If you could get back to me that would be so great. Thank you, I really appreciate it.

[@Sampatti-Laboni024]

Giant clams are listed as vulnerable, emphasizing the need for sustainable practices and protection

[@frost8667]

Gotta love the 🎵Yaaaaaaaaaaaa🎵 in the music.

[@TonyFarmUs]

Thank you! Love youuuuu

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks so much! happy new year

[@DishawnnaMosheyev]

I love watching your videos... I want to surprise my nieces and nephews with some of these to open and find pearls!! Where in NY can I get some or where can I order them from?? I’d need about 20 oysters (preferably big ones) is there any advice you can give me??

[@paddyhansen4017]

Not food rare nearly all gone ........lets get rich $$$ now screw the future

[@holyworrier]

3:10 Potstickers? 😆😆

[@princessmonkey2034]

I cut my fingertips in Australia when snorkeling in Shark Bay. I was not aware of the sharp cartridge on the edge of the gaint clam. Was swiping my hand thru the water over the clam to watch it close. Thankful 🙏 was a serious injury.

[@TonyFarmUs]

yes, You should be careful when handling it

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks so much! happy new year

[@Shyamal-Stuti54934]

The sheer size of giant clams is astonishing - some species can grow up to 4 feet (1.2 meters) in length, making them the largest living bivalves.

[@TonyFarmUs]

yes, exactly, thanks for great info

[@TonyFarmUs]

have a nice day

[@mmsastd]

KIMOO

[@TonyFarmUs]

CHI :))

[@Yamkao]

over 100K clams, imagine the street value of that.

[@Anita-Yami85327]

Did you know that giant clams have a symbiotic relationship with algae? These incredible mollusks harness solar energy through photosynthesis to support their nutrition.

[@TonyFarmUs]

thank you

[@cindynailanl]

Are you saying that you opened that gigantic clam shell (and didnt show us) but the only thing in it were the other clam shells(which you call oysters)??? What did the giant clam meat/muscle look like? There had to be one...if so, did you cut it open to check inside of it for pearls?? Sorry, just a lot of unknowns that werent shown...thanks

[@Hema-Kurangi77515]

Human activities, like overharvesting, pose a threat to giant clam populations.

[@bonifacewilliamsihs]

i wonder how much those blue eyed giant clams cost.

[@TheRealDrJoey]

A chef at a sushi bar gave me a sample of this, and it was delicious. I had an allergic reaction, and nearly died that night. I eat all kinds of seafood, just this one thing wants to kill me.

[@TonyFarmUs]

happy new year

[@craigbrown5359]

Most outstanding but get rid of music

[@pathua7692]

Hahahahah protection from Triggerfish! They were born to feast on shellfish!

[@TonyFarmUs]

yes, clam is good food

[@paulweaver6064]

Have you tried to cross breed them with normal claims in other parts of the World? How profitable could a claim farm be?

[@TonyFarmUs]

yes, They bring high economic value

[@TonyFarmUs]

happy new year

[@NayeliEdwards]

I cant be the only one wondering how old that thing is to have gotten so big...

[@danno9608]

Nice to know at 5:56 that giant clam meat dishes are consumed by "several people" around the world. Guess perpetuity of the species is all but guaranteed given that statistic 🙂

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks for your gift, have a nice day

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks so much! happy new year

[@aidsface]

Wtf, just eat chickens.

[@TonyFarmUs]

hi, thanks

[@OdetteJason]

I NEED to go to this place. Possible internship?

[@jamesalanstephensmith7930]

What colors! PS The music was great!

[@TonyFarmUs]

Thank you so much! I'm verry happy about that

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks so much! happy new year

[@ohmylord5455]

The person at 2:08 had a three colored yarn bracelet (black, red, and white) on his forearm. Is he perhaps a Balinese? We call it “gelang tridatu” here in Bali and we wear them on our right forearm.

[@TonyFarmUs]

happy new year

[@joetuktyyuktuk8635]

This video reminds me of a girlfriend I had once... "Why did you say that twice?" "I didn't" You see, it was the echo.

[@TonyFarmUs]

May you and your beloved people have a wonderful time in new year

[@musiquemonde3351]

.

[@jeffhaack1325]

Can I buy a shell?

[@nobs3075]

Why is it necessary to play music louder than the person talking? Very irritating.

[@SophiaMosheyev]

I have a giant pearl or giant clams need buyers

[@Nishita-Prita529]

One surprising fact about giant clams is their ability to change colors, displaying vibrant patterns that contribute to their camouflage and protection

[@TonyFarmUs]

yes, also it is rich in nutrients

[@user-ro5rk7dk3h]

Music real bad

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks my friend so much, we did fix it in new video, enjoy it!

[@TonyFarmUs]

sorry, we will note

[@kathleenculler9654]

Video interesting. Music horrible.

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks so much, we will note and do better music background in next video

[@norastorvik4155]

The last minute where all of the incredible artworks are showcased is obscured and vanish behind the ads for related video suggestions. Disappointing sadly, great content otherwise

[@user-lc8ud5js5f]

clams filter the seawater. leave the clams alone. You don't have to destroy the eco system to make yourself rich!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@oneshotme]

How long does it take to grow them from small to selling size??

[@BDCF100]

You might define that a bit . One could sell them from a 5# up to a 450# size. As far as I learned about Tridacna Gigas there isn't but a small percentage of that great weight that is eaten. The adductor muscle like in a scallop. Back in the 80's and 90's when i was spending a great deal of my time in the water of the South Pacific I would find the shells open empty on the bottom. The Chinese were killing th e great bi-valve just for that muscle and left 98% or so of the animal on the bottom.

[@TonyFarmUs]

I think, it will talk long, maybe few years

[@TonyFarmUs]

yes, can be few year

[@AKABoondock19]

"indigenous to several people around the world" lllooollll

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks

[@VictoriaJohnson-eu6nb]

boblee+8++

[@jennymoss2122]

Halfway through this interesting video I had enough. The music was dreadful, and so annoying, I turned off.

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks so much, we will note and do better music background in next video

[@jennymoss2122]

@@TonyFarmUs thanks. I didn’t mean to be harsh. But what about no music instead ?

[@imathreat209]

WHAT I CAN'T HEAR YOU

[@TonyFarmUs]

thanks so much! happy new year