Clam health

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Sorry I can't tell much from that.
The top looks like it's a 14 hr peak at 60. So I'd say light shock maybe.
The bottom I don't understand
Whites seem rly high and blues rly low so i agree salty possibly light shock. Will try and post pic of my schedule in a lil bit when i get home.
 
Whites seem rly high and blues rly low so i agree salty possibly light shock. Will try and post pic of my schedule in a lil bit when i get home.
Thanks Brett. I def don't know all the lights out there or the graphs in particular.
 
And its like a bluey spectrum... so could probly add more whites. But currently waiting for tank to adjust to a 5% increase is red and green last week.
 
Sorry guys I posted the wrong light schedule. Here is the corrected one. They ramp up for 4 hour then go down from there.

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Yea , I think you need more light for a clam.
 

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