Pearl Farming Clams – Live Grafted (Ready-to-Harvest Freshwater Clams) No Live Arrival Guarantee

Shazam Farms offers premium live grafted pearl farming clams, ideal for those who want to skip the grafting process and directly begin pearl cultivation. Each clam is pre-grafted with a high-quality nucleus by trained technicians and is ready for pearl formation.

These clams are selected for health, shell condition, and pearl-producing potential. They are suitable for growing pearls in freshwater ponds, tanks, or other aquaculture systems. Grafted clams save time, reduce early-stage mortality, and are ideal for commercial pearl farmers aiming for faster results.

Key Benefits

• Pre-grafted and ready to start pearl production

• Reduces the time, labor, and skill needed for grafting

• Increases success rate of pearl formation

• Suitable for commercial-scale pearl farming

• Carefully packed and shipped live across India

Suitable For

• Commercial pearl farmers

• Aquaculture entrepreneurs seeking faster returns

• Research farms and training institutions

• Pond and tank-based pearl farming systems

Care & Maintenance Instructions

• Acclimatize clams to local water before release

• Use clean, low-ammonia freshwater with aeration

• Maintain optimal pH (7.0–8.5) and temperature (22–30°C)

• Feed regularly with clam feed or microalgae mix

• Avoid handling or disturbing clams frequently

Specifications

• Species: Freshwater clam (Pinctada or Hyriopsis species)

• Status: Grafted with nucleus pearl bead

• Size: 6–10 cm shell length

• Culture Time: 8 to 12 months for harvest-ready pearls

• Packaging: Live shipping with oxygen and moisture gel

• Quantity: Sold per clam or in bulk sets on request

FAQs

Q: What is inside a grafted clam?
A nucleus (usually a round bead) and a piece of mantle tissue are inserted to stimulate pearl formation inside the clam.

Q: How long until the pearl is ready to harvest?
Typically, 8–12 months depending on care, water quality, and climate.

Q: Can I mix grafted and ungrafted clams in the same tank?
Yes, but care must be taken to ensure equal feeding and space for both.