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

This video was little rough for me. I edited this in the hospital room but also reminded my conversations with fellow clam nut, Jake Adams. I keep hearing him telling me blast it, blast it again and then blast it some more with lights, him proudly telling me his rare brown clams and coral collections. I hope he likes this.
With that said, we are continuing our clam series and for this video we are going to the headquarter, secret lair, top secret aquaculture facility of ORA to talk about one of the most popular and easiest clam that you can care for in our hobby, derasa clams.
We meet up with our buddy Jordan who tells us about everything we need to know about it, what to avoid and how to have it thrive in your little slice of ocean at home.
Be sure to check it out, let me know what you guys think and comment down if you have any derasa clam(s) in your aquarium and how long you had it for.
Happy reefing!

[@Ellery-USA]

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

[@Reefscom]

Do it! 😆

[@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! :)

[@sunnygoold9449]

Nice!

[@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. 😉

[@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!

[@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 @?😂😂