Does anyone dose phytoplankton?

I think the clam will adjust to get better light or just be happier. I may be wrong but I think this is perfectly fine.
 
Its been a while since I posted on this thread but just wanted to give an update. The clam still has a white rim at the edges so thats a good sign right?

It does move every so often and sometimes it falls onto its side. Could it be having trouble footing in the sandbed?
 
>The clam still has a white rim at the edges so thats a good sign right?<

Yes, good sign. Still I think your light is low unless the clam is right at the top.

>Could it be having trouble footing in the sandbed?<

Crocea's don't live on sand beds. They normally live imbedded in coral rock. If you can find a safe spot for it I'd move it up onto your rock structure (maybe slowly to not shock for change in light).
 
I dosed cryptopaste for awhile. I noticed a increase in zooplankton and I could see green on the inside gills of my maxima clam. I have stopped and I really cant see a difference.
 
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