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LOL, Ok the 2 of us will try to remember come spring to send my butt to that lake. I believe they are Black Sandshell (Ligurnia Recta) Mussels.
Do not tell fish stories where the people know you; but particularly, don't tell them where they know the fish. Mark Twain
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I wonder what benefits these mussels could have in a pond, and if it could be tested? Aquarium test the filter capabilities? Maybe they could help the RES population too. Here is a pic of the ones I have, I think they are sandbank pocketbooks: 
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