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Imoore, the clam looks like an Asian clam I actually just put about 100 of them I collected from the Potomac River into one pond I am managing. One of my goals for the pond is to grow large RES and RES love to eat small clams, so we will see how that works out. Plus the pond I am managing is very fertile, actually too fertile so I am hoping the clams will help combat this and turn some of the excess into RES food. Here is the discussion we had about clams as forageI am not good with crayfish ID, however they do not look like rusty crayfish which are pretty distinct looking and they are the only species that is of a real concern that is found in the Midwest. The introduction of crayfish from a nearby pond probably won't cause any harm. However, someone with crayfish IDing skills can tell you the exact species so you know their habits and what to expect.
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