Freshwater mussels are large, brown-black bivalved molluscs that live on the bottom of streams and lakes, sometimes in dense beds containing thousands of shells.
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\nCucumerunio novaehollandiae and Alathyria profuga
\nAlthough similar in appearance to marine mussels, the two groups have been separated for at least 200 million years and have very different biology.
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\nNSW has 8 species of freshwater mussels that live in coastal streams.
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\nThese Mussels has been purchased from an Australian Supplier who breeds these Mussels.
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