is my clam ok?

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My Maxima clam just sits moderately open and doesnt react to quick light change. However it does react to plankton feeding; opening and shutting. im worried I bleached it. My perameters are fine. not to sure on lighting though. Running a tuna blue Kessil, and the clam sits almost didectly under it.
 
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thanks for the responses and welcoming. My clam died yesterday[emoji17]. looking to get another in near future though.
 
thanks for the responses and welcoming. My clam died yesterday
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. looking to get another in near future though.
Bummer.
There is a clam thread on here you might benefit from?
thanks for the responses and welcoming. My clam died yesterday[emoji17]. looking to get another in near future though.
Bummer.
Before you get another one maybe you should check out this thread where they discuss clams?

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/got-a-clam-question-weve-got-you-covered-right-here.30005/

GL
 

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