Squamosa Clam - Aquacultured

Biota Squamosina Clam

(Tridacna squamosina)

One of the rarest giant clams in the aquarium hobby, aquacultured by Biota in the Red Sea. Squamosina clams are prized for their intricate mantle patterning, bright fluorescent lines, and pronounced shell scutes. Being captive-bred, they are well adapted to aquarium life and represent a sustainable alternative to wild-collected clams.

Max Size:
~15–16"

Minimum Aquarium Size:
20 gallons

Diet:
Primarily photosynthetic; benefits from occasional phytoplankton feedings when young.