Little freebee clam ID needed

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This little guy came in with some snails from reef cleaners and I'm wondering if it's anything special or just like a small version like they sell at the market. It has a pretty greenish blue color to its shell that doesn't appear to be algae. I think its fun to get stuff like this so I placed in on a small container with sand and some pebble sized pieces of rock and will see what it becomes if it makes it.
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This 1/4 inch mesh for size reference.
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