Yellow/orange water = tannins from decaying leaves. Not directly toxic, but can lower pH and affect water chemistry.
Carbon pores fill up and stop working. Replace when water color returns. Frequency depends on leaf load.
Tannins alone rarely kill fish, but associated pH drop can stress them. Monitor pH weekly.
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