New clam.... who 'dis?

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Do you know what par range its in?
I was going to ask. In the one image the Duncan higher in the tank was open and happy looking and the clam is going to need way more light than a Duncan.
Problem with guessing at light is that you don't really get a warning with clams, they look good then gone. I bought my par meter because I couldn't figure out why I couldn't keep clams longer than a few months and found out I was starving them.
There should be a bright white growth line visible on the shell when the mantle is retracted.
 
Do you know what par range its in?
I was going to ask. In the one image the Duncan higher in the tank was open and happy looking and the clam is going to need way more light than a Duncan.
Problem with guessing at light is that you don't really get a warning with clams, they look good then gone. I bought my par meter because I couldn't figure out why I couldn't keep clams longer than a few months and found out I was starving them.
There should be a bright white growth line visible on the shell when the mantle is retracted.
There is. You can see how is 2x the size it was when i got it
 

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