Derasa Clam Shell (8”-9”) Indian Ocean As is the case in

As is the case in all scallops

They can also have slightly thicker branches with blunt tips

not only because of its large size

It has been aquacultured or grown in tidal pools to be harvested

Pure-white (“albinos” or “albinistic”) shells are not uncommon

Derasa Clam Shell (8”-9”) Indian Ocean As is the case inThe Derasa Clam (Tridacna derasa) is the second largest clam of the Tridacna clams. It is also one of the easier clams to care for. This clam can grow to about 20 inches in captivity. They typically have a brown gold coloration with white stripes or spots. It may also have bright blue along the outline of the mantel.