Gray spot on the lower back fin of my GNM?

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I would test for ammonia and get an air stone in the tank if you can. If you have ammonia in the tank, do at least a 50% water change and add Seachem Prime.

Already tested, there doesn't seem to be anything wrong with my basic parameters
 
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@bios like...? I don't run anything other then internal power pumps and hob filter
 

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Looks totally fine, sometimes they might chase each other and one might bite or nudge the other. Also might be she rubbed against a rock or something at night. Spots like that have gone away when ever my clown had them.
 

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