Possibly the "EASIEST" clam that you can keep in this hobby. Derasa Clams with ORA.

[@Ellery-USA]

I have just 1 derasa these days, now you're wetting my appetite to get some more.

[@Reefscom]

Do it! 😆

[@sunnygoold9449]

Nice!

[@RobTeeJr]

Richard, Interesting and informative video. Thanks for your efforts. By the way is there any news/update as to the availability of the SeaTak coral glue you featured a couple of months ago?

[@Reefscom]

Hey Rob! You are very welcome. Aquaculture and captive-breeding is the future and I want to make what is available known as well as equip people with knowledge to succeed. Hopefully it will help people. I heard that seatak's sample glues are done and will be shipped soon. I will let you know once I find out more.

[@RobTeeJr]

@@Reefscom Richard, Thanks for the update.

[@Reefscom]

@@RobTeeJr very welcome!

[@jahsreef8386]

Good video 👍

[@Reefscom]

Thanks!

[@tatooz52967]

Great video. I want to try a clam but I’m still mastering my water and light.

[@Reefscom]

Mastering water parameter is crucial! When you are done, these will be waiting. 😉

[@yungwhizkay5687]

i have nothing to do with clams but the algorithm brought me here, others will follow i suppose

[@Reefscom]

Glad to have you here! :)

[@un69perron]

Máxima need white and blue light or or whit only blue they will be fine

[@Reefscom]

Hi, are you asking me or letting me know of yumpur experience? :)

[@un69perron]

@@Reefscom im asking

[@Reefscom]

@un69perron many have stated full spectrum, high par settings for maximas. I personally haven't heard of anyone raising a clam in a blue light only settings. Hopefully this helps!

[@stevecastelyn]

I believe the easiest clam is my friend Dave's mom's.

[@ruffaccord]

What's her @?😂😂