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Increase lighting intensity and lower the clam in the tank, or do smaller more frequent water changes.

Have you measured PAR in your tank?
 

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Clams are exposed to air on the reef during low tide (and it rains on them too) all the time without issue. Don't overthink this, just do a water change and they'll be fine. No need to move them and stress them out. Just do a search in YT for clams, low tide.
 

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