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What is the best way to feed the small feeder clams to an octopus, so they dont burrow and get lost? Also are the clams a better food source or are the coastal shrimp better?
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Small Feeder Clams
- Thread starter EightLeggedFreak
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Some of our current bimac owners could best answer this - I believe some of them put the clams in small containers, like plastic bottlecaps.
The clams seem good for bimacs - the coastal shrimp are difficult for a young octopus to catch. But the clams don't seem to do well in higher temperatures, so wern't good for baby briareus.
Nancy
The clams seem good for bimacs - the coastal shrimp are difficult for a young octopus to catch. But the clams don't seem to do well in higher temperatures, so wern't good for baby briareus.
Nancy
