Getting shocked when touching my tanks water!??!

Use a volt meter and plug in each device one at a time. When you get a voltage reading, that's the faulty device.
Yes, please use a voltmeter/multimeter and not our fingers... That's all I've ever been trying to say here 😆

Thanks, Dom!
 
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I am trying to get a Patent and Trademark on my new aquarium-voltmeter❗️
 
Ha! Yes, the old 9v battery trick 😆

My above reply was more in the vane of we shouldn't be sticking our fingers in our tanks as a way to determine if there's electrical current flowing through it, which I believe is what @KrisReef was joking about 😁.......

Gosh, I hope he was joking..... You never know with him sometimes 🤣
Shocking, rude, cruel, creepy, disgusting and generally disgusting things he says for effect. Gets people thinking and hopefully remembering when to stop and think if they might need to later.

Or just laugh a bit, after the warden flips the switch.
 

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