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How to make clam let go its grip

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Help! I was trying to shift my clam to a new location using my long chopsticks. But it managed to clamp on one of the chopsticks and refused to let go. How can I make it release its grip without hurting it?

Thanks in advance for your advice. :P

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My 1.5ft Nano tank

Equipment: Sump with chaeto, hydor nano wavemakers, Maxspect 60W LED, return pump Rio 12HF

Livestock: 2xMaroon Clown, Yellow Watchman Goby, Algae Blenny, six-line wrasse, Fire & Skunk Shrimp, turbo snails, hermit crabs.

Corals: Zoas, Rics, Hammer, Blue & Green Starpolyps.

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can try dipping it into hotpot, sure open :)

haha jokes aside, it should release its grip when it feels safe again, try placing it with the clamped chopstick in a dimmer area with not much human traffic and leave it alone for sometime

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Haha...then got to wait for tonight after I leave office because the only human traffic is me siting in front of the tank all the time. :)

My 1.5ft Nano tank

Equipment: Sump with chaeto, hydor nano wavemakers, Maxspect 60W LED, return pump Rio 12HF

Livestock: 2xMaroon Clown, Yellow Watchman Goby, Algae Blenny, six-line wrasse, Fire & Skunk Shrimp, turbo snails, hermit crabs.

Corals: Zoas, Rics, Hammer, Blue & Green Starpolyps.

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