tridacna squamosa in ~65 par?

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Hey guys,

I have a lower light tank that I have tuned to grow easy LPS and softies, but I want to add a tridacna squamosa clam on the substrate, which only gets around 60-70 par. Is that sufficent for a tridacna squamosa?

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Hey guys,

I have a lower light tank that I have tuned to grow easy LPS and softies, but I want to add a tridacna squamosa clam on the substrate, which only gets around 60-70 par. Is that sufficent for a tridacna squamosa?

Thanks!
Honestly I would think you would need to have at least double that to have succes.
 
I have sound 500 for my Maxima and Crocea and at least 250 for my Squamosa
 

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