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Another thing to consider is your plant load. If you've got a ton of fast-growing plants, they'll use up the carbon faster, so the fish might not even notice it.

My tank's got a mix of guppies and neons, and I've been dosing liquid carbon daily for months. No problems so far, but I keep an eye on them. Maybe check your water params just in case?

I'm no expert on saltwater tanks, but I've done some reading up and clownfish seem to need a decent amount of space - 20 gallons is the general consensus. If you're determined to keep them all in one tank, I'd say it's doable if it's properly set up and well maintained, but you're definitely pushing ...

I just got a top floating plant - supposedly frogbit, but it doesn't quite look like it - and I'm trying to do a water change in my small 5-gallon tank. I use a gravel vacuum to clean the gravel while taking out water since I don't have a pump and it'd take out way too much water if I did. The issue ...

It's thriving. Mine's always out, doesn't matter the time. I target feed three times a week and it's full, healthy. I'd say there are far worse signs of bad health than this.

I've taken a closer look at the photos you've attached, and while it's a bit tough to see, I think it's possible that Harry might be dealing with fin rot. I'd recommend giving aquarium salts a shot to see if that helps clear things up.

Since you mentioned Harry is the only fish in the tank, I'm ...