An inherent "progression" from being an amateur ichtiologist is to become an expert electrical engineer with all the additions where every new tank's heaters, lights, pumps, filters etc. are connected and interconnected to become a webb of wires leading to the same outlet, which would make any professional faint.
Now I'm not sure if it's my fault, but some of my tanks dare not be approached with bare feet if you're gonna put your hand in there........ mostly seem to be related to the submersible electrical filter as when I switch them off, I don't get shocked.
My question is..... If I get jolted to the extent that I see bright stars at the crown of my head, how is it then that my fish occupants shows no sign of panic living inside the live wire?? Are submersible filters prone to wear out and become hazardous??
Now I'm not sure if it's my fault, but some of my tanks dare not be approached with bare feet if you're gonna put your hand in there........ mostly seem to be related to the submersible electrical filter as when I switch them off, I don't get shocked.
My question is..... If I get jolted to the extent that I see bright stars at the crown of my head, how is it then that my fish occupants shows no sign of panic living inside the live wire?? Are submersible filters prone to wear out and become hazardous??








