Typically Tridnacnids are found in warmer water so I don't think those temps would be optimal. Not to mention that the seahorses would bother the clams a lot by touching them and potentially sitting on their mantles. The clams could then react by closing quickly and they could even catch a seahorse this way which would definitely hurt and possibly kill the seahorse.
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