Pinched mantle or something else?

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So does this look like pinch mantle or what? One of the pleats just seems messed up. It's been like this for a while. That green sinulara next to it was bumping it until I moved the clam further away.

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Hard to tell. I would wait and watch since you have moved the clam away from the sinulara. Run some newer charcoal as well.
 
I don't run charcoal at all. I did read something where the guy said to run charcoal for pinched mantle before doing a fresh water dip though. So maybe I'll get some and run it passively for a while.
 
I don't see any PM but it does look like it is bleached a little, I'd try moving it up on the rocks a bit closer to the light.
 
Any potential bleaching is a camera problem. The coloration of the clam looks fine in the water. I was just concerned as to if the spot was pinched mantle. I assume it will probably just heal over time then.
 
I probably should have done that in the first place. You see in the circle how that pleat isn't nice and round like the others? It's kind of dented in a bit where the sinulara would bump it.
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