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Old 30-08-2012, 12:07 AM   #1
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Default Any bro feel Mild electric feel of your shrimp tank?

Hi bro, like to ask, do you have this electric feel when you put your hand in your shrimp tank?
Mine do feel abit on that,not to the extend of electric shock feel, feel it when I just begin to touch the water, once my whole hand sock in the water, feel fine. currently equipment that have water contact is my chiller, my ehiem 2213 canister and the dolphin hang on filter.
Will this electric curren causes shrimp death?
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Old 30-08-2012, 01:07 AM   #2
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I sometimes do feel the same...,
But don't know the caused!!!


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Old 30-08-2012, 10:32 PM   #3
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Hi bro, like to ask, do you have this electric feel when you put your hand in your shrimp tank?
Mine do feel abit on that,not to the extend of electric shock feel, feel it when I just begin to touch the water, once my whole hand sock in the water, feel fine. currently equipment that have water contact is my chiller, my ehiem 2213 canister and the dolphin hang on filter.
Will this electric curren causes shrimp death?
pull out the socket of each of the chiller and filter, to check which leak electricty
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Old 31-08-2012, 06:32 PM   #4
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pull out the socket of each of the chiller and filter, to check which leak electricty
thank you, have solve the problem,learn something new, due to my extension wire don't have earth connect.
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Old 01-09-2012, 11:20 AM   #5
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thank you, have solve the problem,learn something new, due to my extension wire don't have earth connect.
Bro, alternatively, you can put a wire connect to a lead and tied to the 3 pin plug and putting the lead (weight) into the tank. In this way, this can also prevent your shrimps from electrocuted.
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Bro, alternatively, you can put a wire connect to a lead and tied to the 3 pin plug and putting the lead (weight) into the tank. In this way, this can also prevent your shrimps from electrocuted.
Bro Gan77, so you mean that the lead will be some sort of earthing material for the electricity? Quite curious cause i have not come across this before, please share =D
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thank you, have solve the problem,learn something new, due to my extension wire don't have earth connect.
yes, but it should leak in the first place.
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Old 03-09-2012, 07:44 PM   #8
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Bro, alternatively, you can put a wire connect to a lead and tied to the 3 pin plug and putting the lead (weight) into the tank. In this way, this can also prevent your shrimps from electrocuted.
The shrimps should not be electrocuted as they are not grounded to anything and there's no potential difference?

I read somewhere (but cannot find the link now) that most of the electrical current tend to travel at the surface of the aquarium, which is perhaps why the TS got shock when he first sticks his hand in?
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