The green polyp and the clam

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Hello! New to reefing. I’ve had this clam for about 2. weeks. So. First week it was up on the rock where I am pointing. Stunning colors. Everything showing. Etc. I noticed one day it had moved itself the where you see it now. All my levels are fine. Can clams act funny when they move themselves ? For this long ? Regarding the green polyp coral. It been closed for days. Some open. Some don’t. The ones you see do not. I think I know the culprit. Aptasia. Which I just got rid of (directly fed it). Do you all think that could have been the issue ? It was doing just fine. Any information greatly appreciated. Also. Please let me know if you do not see pics. Uploading appears to be wonky. Thanks.

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