blue maxima/ rare?
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Hi diablo!
nice clam for sure.....
However....in terms of 'rare'....and again I'm no Tridacnid expert...(i'll let Barry answer thoroughly), but in my opinion the black maximas are harder to find, as well as the elusive 'Blue' squamosa clams.
Again just my opinions. I think every clam is unique, so if you find that one unique
then it is!
Best,
Ilham
nice clam for sure.....
However....in terms of 'rare'....and again I'm no Tridacnid expert...(i'll let Barry answer thoroughly), but in my opinion the black maximas are harder to find, as well as the elusive 'Blue' squamosa clams.
Again just my opinions. I think every clam is unique, so if you find that one unique
then it is!Best,
Ilham
Nice Maxima but note rare. Matter of fact I have one almost just like that one in our store but it is 6".
http://www.clamsdirect.com/store/product.php?productid=1631&cat=6&page=1
Blue Squamosa are not being exported in at this time because of CITIES but a few of them have found there way into the country. Black tiger maximas are very hard to find!
http://www.clamsdirect.com/store/product.php?productid=1631&cat=6&page=1
Blue Squamosa are not being exported in at this time because of CITIES but a few of them have found there way into the country.
Black tiger maximas are very hard to find!
Caesar777
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Blue Maximas are nice, but not rare. The one you have isn't really, either, despite the cool pattern. I still like it a lot!
BLACK Maximas, you'll never find, and if you do, you'll also find a hefty price tag! I knew someone who had TWO black-and-white "Zebra" Maximas; worth $400-800ea at the time, if I remember right, several years ago. I personally would LOVE to have a Zebra Max but I wouldn't--couldn't--risk it for something that can spontaneously die. That goes for corals, too.
BLACK Maximas, you'll never find, and if you do, you'll also find a hefty price tag! I knew someone who had TWO black-and-white "Zebra" Maximas; worth $400-800ea at the time, if I remember right, several years ago. I personally would LOVE to have a Zebra Max but I wouldn't--couldn't--risk it for something that can spontaneously die. That goes for corals, too.
Herefishyfishy
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Caesar, how/why do you bring back 2006 posts?
LOL, I didnt notice the date. I thought Diablo moved back to Sea-Tac and was back in the hobby.
Caesar777
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I'm not sure... I suppose because it was at the top of some list, so I just responded, not thinking the newest thread would be three years old. I wanted to challenge people with math, too, regarding the age.
Also I wanted to celebrate the 3-year anniversary of the thread.
Also I wanted to celebrate the 3-year anniversary of the thread.
Caesar777
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****, I'm still in 2009.
