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I got a very large citron goby and it’s already hosting my largest SPS coral I have. Also I got a clam. I have never had one before but always wanted one. Wish me luck and any suggestions greatly appreciated! (With the clam)
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Here’s a couple with orange filter but I don’t notice a better picture. Ignore the uglies!
 

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I am confused by the orange filter pics still being blue :(

That said, consistent water chemistry and good light are primary drivers of success for the clam... Since you appear to be successful with SPS it is my guess that both of these things are covered.
 
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Nice looking clam!
 

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