No, ordinary clams can't eat anything that large. Clams take food and water through a siphon and feed on tiny plankton or nutrients made by algae that grows on its mantle. Giant clams, the largest living bivalves, may supplement their diet with tiny bits of dead fish if any is available, but the pieces have to be small enough to fit through the siphon.
To feed a cherrystone clam to a green spotted puffer fish, you just give it the whole clam. Puffer fish are able to crack open the clam and eat what is inside.
Plankton.
NOT 'processed' ones ! If you get them fresh from a fish-monger they're fine - BUT - do NOT feed them sardines from a can !
to allow the clam to filter feed
roti rich, alge
yes they can but DO NOT feed them processed ones though.
you feed the seagull the sardines. you then grab the ring.
I actually think you should put the clam back into the sea you got it or in a random sea where it can feed itself. Cheeseman56: Actually, you HAVE to put the clam back into the ocean it came from, not a random water source. This is because the clam could effect the food chain of the ocean/lake, and cause other creatures to die.
to allow the clam to filter feed
The liquefied clam is then absorbed into the stomach. They feed often, and their size depends on the amount of food they eat, not on their age
you try and feed it to the bird at the top of the mountain at the main street
let the sardines swin over to japan themselves by giving them a cash incentive, this will nesure that the sardines will arrive at japananesey safely. If that doesnt work, threaten them with violence