Freshwater clams are primarily filter feeders, meaning they primarily consume tiny particles like plankton, algae, and detritus suspended in the water. While they may not fit the traditional definition of omnivores, which eat both plant and animal matter, their diet can include a mix of organic materials. Therefore, they can be considered to have omnivorous tendencies in their feeding habits.
Fresh water clams live in fresh water and salt water clams live in salt water.There are both freshwater and saltwater clams. Mussels fall into this category as well. See the related links for both.
Clams are filter feeders, meaning they primarily feed on plankton and other microscopic organisms found in the water. Therefore, they are considered herbivores.
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No, clams do not have eyes.
There are some fresh water fish that are herbivores and there are some that are carnivores....and some are omnivores
Surely only worms can live in worm water?
Clams can be either fresh water or salt water. (Depends on the species)
Clams - both marine and fresh water - are found everywhere they have proximity to a body of water, all over the united states and southern Canada.
Clams, like most mollusks, also have open circulatory systems, which means that their organs are surrounded by watery blood that contains nutrients and oxygen. Clams eat plankton, and they themselves are eaten by small sharks and squid
how do u know if a clam is a male or a female
Clams are not suited to live in tap water for an extended period of time as the water parameters are typically not ideal for their health and survival. Clams require specific water conditions, such as proper salinity levels, pH, and temperature, which are different from what is found in tap water. It is recommended to provide clams with filtered or purified saltwater that meets their specific needs in order for them to thrive.
I believe that clams are omnivores if I'm not incorrect.