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Tridacna maxima
thanks! I'm very happy to be here! :D
@ ISLA.. Welcome to Project Noah.. It is a great place for all us nature lovers and for everyone who wants to learn more about all things living!
Thanks you ISLA.. It's great to find ID's!
I think this clam could possibly be a Tridacna maxima.... which is one of the smaller giant clams and it's shell usually adheres to rock. They can be found around Australia (and apparently pretty much anywhere!). :)
Spotted on Apr 6, 2010 Submitted on May 31, 2011
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thanks! I'm very happy to be here! :D
@ ISLA.. Welcome to Project Noah.. It is a great place for all us nature lovers and for everyone who wants to learn more about all things living!
Thanks you ISLA.. It's great to find ID's!
I think this clam could possibly be a Tridacna maxima.... which is one of the smaller giant clams and it's shell usually adheres to rock. They can be found around Australia (and apparently pretty much anywhere!). :)