[Coop Heater Clicking]

@Cleveland M It still does it, but much less frequently.

@lefty o It was pretty intermittent. But multiple times a minute for sure. After the steps provided by @KatGoneFishing it does it a few time maybe every five or ten minutes.

 

It's still a very nice heater that I like, it just clicks sometimes and that's ok.

[Coop Heater Clicking]

Hello! I bought the Aquarium Coop heater and I love it! Having the controls outside the tank and an active thermometer inside is fantastic. I just have a question for any other forum members.
Does your coop heater click or "knock"?

Mine's been clicking since I got it and I didn't notice until this morning. I shut off all my other equipment (even bled off my CO2 lines) and the only thing plugged in was the heater and it still clicked. As soon as I unplugged it, the clicking stopped. Is this something I should reach out to support about?

[Aquariumcoop selling Peat Moss?]

1 minute ago, Fish Folk said:

If you’re just looking to add tannins, you might consider Rooibos tea bags. We use 1x / per gallon for killifish. Loads of tannins. I know Co Op sells Catappa leaves. We use alder cones also. 

I've used catappa and alder cones, but they don't seem to have a significant effect in a 75 gallon. I've heard horror stories of a small amount of peat moss destabilizing smaller tanks, and I think it would work well to lower the ph of mine without adding a ton of litter to the bottom.

[Aquariumcoop selling Peat Moss?]

Do any staff members know if aq has thought about selling peat moss? I'm trying to breed Odessa Barbs and Congo Tetras and my water is far too hard/high ph. I have RO/DI water but filling an entire 75 with just that gets expensive and time consuming. I'd love to have a trusted source for peat moss in addition to the Crushed Coral and Catappa Leaves!

[How to get rid of snails]

You could put a pea puffer or something similar in to clear them up. I've had great success with Dwarf Chain Loaches, but 10G might be too small for a proper school.