Best place for clam purchase

This is how I roll....DEEP in the clams....what's scary is this is under 11k too

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I have been hesitant to post because I wanted the best selection to buy:p, but probably can’t this week so I’ll share;). Corals.com has some real beauties right now. I only bought one as I had never bought from them before. Well, the clam came and is a beauty, with coloring and size and health matching their WYSIWYG photos and description!
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25% OFF clams until midnight Eastern tonight at Corals.com and great deal now at PEA (41% off!)
 
Pacific East Aquaculture. I purchased a mimosa clam, no problems with it.
 
Can anyone speak to the typical amount of par that clams need to be healthy? I run MH and have around 200 at the sand but my new maxima is already on the move (it was attached to a small rock) - it seemed to move away from the center of the tank so too much light?
 

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