Clam Help - Sponge on bottom?

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Hello all, and thank you for your help in advance with this issue. I have noticed my Squamy clam close up more during the day and, pump more than usual. I went to reposition it today and noticed this on the bottom. It feels like a sponge, but it is attached to the bottom. And almost engulfs the entire right and left side. Not sure if it's on the foot, just want to seek some advice before I take any action. Thank you

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Can you dial down your blues, crank up your whites, and post another shot after those lighting adjustments?
 

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Sponge.
 

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