I realize this type of question gets quite monotonous for those of you in the know, but please humour us newbies as it seems lighting is one of the most important considerations in a clam tank. 
That said, here is my question: I want to set up a reef tank in a 40 breeder (36"x18"x16") with a 29 gallon functioning as a sump/refugium. I may or may not use a deep sand bed in the display tank, so the substrate depth will be either 1" or 4" deep. I would like to use a lighting fixture with 4x96W CF (3:1 ratio of 10K and actinic) and moon lights.
Is this sufficient lighting for T. maxima and T. crocea?
Thanks.

That said, here is my question: I want to set up a reef tank in a 40 breeder (36"x18"x16") with a 29 gallon functioning as a sump/refugium. I may or may not use a deep sand bed in the display tank, so the substrate depth will be either 1" or 4" deep. I would like to use a lighting fixture with 4x96W CF (3:1 ratio of 10K and actinic) and moon lights.
Is this sufficient lighting for T. maxima and T. crocea?
Thanks.