Best YouTube channels

[emeraldking]

I watch a lot of music videos and videos in relation to death on YouTube. In some way, it fascinates me videos that has got to do with death. But not in a creepy way. It's interesting.

 

[Back in the fold]

I watch a lot of music videos and videos in relation to death on YouTube. In some way, it fascinates me videos that has got to do with death. But not in a creepy way. It's interesting.

Your story - you tell it . LOL !

 

[Sgooosh]

I could tell you what my favorite youtube channels are, but none of them deal with fish keeping. For that, I prefer reading up from several different sites I trust, or asking people right here on the forum.

your Youtube channel is a really good one! love the music and fish.

 

[WhistlingBadger]

your Youtube channel is a really good one! love the music and fish.

I appreciate that! I've thought about separating it into two channels, but haven't figured out how to do it.

 

[connorlindeman]

I appreciate that! I've thought about separating it into two channels, but haven't figured out how to do it.

You would need to create a second channel, and upload all your old videos. I don't think you can separate automatically.

 

[WhistlingBadger]

You would need to create a second channel, and upload all your old videos. I don't think you can separate automatically.

Yeah, I don't have them saved anywhere except youtube. So probably a no-go.

 

[Back in the fold]

Yeah, I don't have them saved anywhere except youtube. So probably a no-go.

What ? You’re one of those YouTubers ? Shots of all the excitement in beautiful downtown Riverton ? THAT I have to see !

 

[connorlindeman]

Yeah, I don't have them saved anywhere except youtube. So probably a no-go.

You can actually download your videos from YouTube. On the page where you edit the video description, there should be three dots somewhere.

 

[Seisage]

Foo the Flowerhorn is a fantastic youtube channel! He’s most famous for his nano Walstad tanks, but he has posted videos of his flowerhorns and oscars as well. His channel is mostly about calming fish footage and music, but he does explain via in-video text what he’s doing to set up and maintain tanks, plants, and livestock. So even though it’s definitely not a “how-to” or advice channel, I’ve learned a lot from his content.

Unfortunately, he hasn’t posted any videos in over a year I hope he’s doing okay. I know he’s run into issues with people plagiarizing him in the past…

 

[raylove]

Kaity's Cichlids.
She has two awesome African tanks which are a worth a look at. She also visits shows and shops and makes videos on those. A straightforward channel which is always interesting to watch.

 

[Oddball59]

What are the most informative and helpful channels on YouTube?

Are there any?

Fishstory, this guy Alex is amazing with his knowledge and research and doesn't do the boring "I'm opening this box" videos., Keeping fish simple he's great at sharing his knowledge on breeding, Green Aqua for some beautiful scapes, and a young Japanese lad called Ryo Watanabi, other than that they're all much of a muchness with the odd bit of gold thrown in.

 

[The603]

@KaveManAquatics
This site has a lot of information, as do a lot of You Tubers. It's one of the to each his own things.

 

[glyn]

As mentioned above, MD Fish Tanks is exceptional; cheerful, very active, prolific, explanatory whilst doing things, very little talking head boredom, attractive tank set-ups, honest when things go wrong. You do have to put up with cheeky-chappy male banter, but it's a small price to pay, and often it lightens the mood...

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=md+fish+tanks

 

[CaptainBarnicles]

As mentioned above, MD Fish Tanks is exceptional; cheerful, very active, prolific, explanatory whilst doing things, very little talking head boredom, attractive tank set-ups, honest when things go wrong. You do have to put up with cheeky-chappy male banter, but it's a small price to pay, and often it lightens the mood...

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=md+fish+tanks

I agree that he's entertaining and good at what he does but his knowledge about fish and their needs is lacking.

I tend to watch YouTube for entertainment purposes more than informative reasons. If I want to learn something about fish, I come here or do my research through Seriously Fish. Saying that though, Gary Lange is a rainbow fish expert and he's been interviewed a fair few times on YouTube so that's handy for me

George Farmer is another chap I like to watch for his aquascapes and MJ Aquascaping too

 

[glyn]

I agree that he's entertaining and good at what he does but his knowledge about fish and their needs is lacking.

Interesting; what have you seen on MD Fish Tanks that suggests this?