In my reef tanks, no. In my freshwater? Yes. Happened back when my brother had a Tire Track Eel in the freshwater tank with my catfish, black ghost knifefish, and silver dollars.
I was adding some feeder ghost shrimp to the tank for the eel, knifefish, and catfish to spoil them. When the eel saw that I had a bag full of ghost shrimp, he got excited and tried to go for them when I was still trying to scoop them out of the bag with a net. Of course, he flew out and collided with my chin. I had to pick him up and put his slimy eel booty back in the tank. He lived for another 3 or 4 years until a power outage while we were out of town for a week resulted in everything that wasn't a catfish or silver dollar dying.
Lately, closest I have had to something like this happening, is my last remaining silver dollar (a hand sized, 17 year old fish). Half the time after I feed the tank, he either brushes up against the heater, or one of the black neon tetras startles him or presumably tries to take his food, so he does a mad dash to th e other side of the tank, and often times comes out of the water, and hits the lid with enough force to cause it to audibly shake, which of course also results water splashing out and on my wall and floor when he does it by the HOB filter.
Good times.
