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Navychief Regular Member

Navychief

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I usually don’t keep a lot of bivalves. But this one was different in its overall look.  Closest I can find is Mercenaria campechiensis. But I am not convinced. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

 

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Lirophora ulocyma (Dall, 1895)

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