I don't know anything about electrical either, but from what I understand, in order to have GFCI's where if one device turns off, the rest won't, you'd have to have seperate circuits for each device. This means I'd have sixteen circuits at least for my tank. That's just crazy, it was hard enough wiring up two extras. I don't think my fuse box could support it. I've never heard of anyone dying in aquarium electrical accidents. I think the occasion shock is to be expected regardless of whether you have GFCI's or not.
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