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What does the clam eat?
They eat plankton.
Can a starfish eat a clam?
Yes
How do you raise a lakewater clam?
what do clams eat?
What kind of food does a clam eat?
carnivore
Can i eat the black stuff inside a clam?
yes!
What does a freshwater clam eat?
Mostly plant material.
Do Clams eat Plankton?
Yes, clams are filter feeders and extract the plankton floating in the water as food.
How do you feed a cherrystone clam to green spotted pufferfish?
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.
What does a mollusk clam eat?
Clam is filter feeder . It filters particulate organic matter from water with help of cilia and mucous .
What part of the clam do you eat?
we eat every part of the clam, it might just depend on you (what you like)
How do you eat a giant clam whole?
by being a tyrannosaurus rex
What do oters eat?
cat fish birds clam fish
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