Do you have a few minutes to surf? Are you looking for some how-to help, or maybe you’re thinking about a new aquarium DIY project? There’s no substitute for video to demonstrate certain topics. Unfortunately, I don’t have a face for video–I have a face for blogging, but that’s why I have compiled this list of The 5 Most Helpful Saltwater Aquarium YouTube Channels. Have you seen any of these masters of video? Looking for a cool DIY project? Look no further than the King of DIY. In full disclosure, not all of the projects are appropriate for the saltwater hobby, but you’ll still find some really cool projects–like one of my favorite here: Creating a water bridge. I need one of those. The King of DIY is a huge page that attracts a freshwater and saltwater audience, with about 230,000 subscribers and more than 43 million page views It’s no secret, this guy knows his stuff. With more than 18,000 channel subscribers and more than 1,000,000 video views, Marc Levenson, from Melev’s reef has an informative and interesting channel that I strongly recommend you check out.

What captures my interest and supports the recommendation on this page is that Marc creates interesting stuff you can’t and won’t see on any other page. Like one of his most popular videos here–the clownfish slide: Marc is the only one to have made the top saltwater aquarium blogs and top saltwater aquarium YouTube posts. Great job, Marc, and thanks for all you do.goldfish tank gravel The Tidal Gardens YouTube page is at the perfect intersection of eye candy andy helpful information. fish tank london gumtreeThe videography is STUNNING. fish tank heater adviceI wrote that in all caps. fish tank on ebay

This is truly one of the best channels out there. There is no wonder the page has over 27,000 subscribers and more than 4 million views. I look forward to their updates and you should too. Mr. Saltwater Tank has been around for a while. He started his page in 2009 (about the same time I started Saltwater Aquarium Blog), has more than 50,000 subscribers and over 11 million views.marine fish tank guide A great video to start with, to get a feel for the helpful advice Mr. Saltwater Tank offers is with the video embedded below:marine fish tank gumtree I also like that every now and then they sneak in a tongue and cheek joke. , a well-known name in the online saltwater aquarium dry goods space.  They literally have hundreds of videos and MILLIONS of views. They have a video for everything from how to start up a new reef tank to advanced techniques like carbon dosing .

I don’t know how these guys find time to run the Bulk Reef Supply online store, because they are absolutely killing it on Youtube, with nearly 90,000 subscribers and 19 million views! BRS TV, for my money, is the #1 Most Helpful Saltwater Aquarium YouTube Channel. Say that 10x’s quickly. One of my favorite episodes is embedded below: Simple ways to create a beautiful aquascape: Do you have a favorite YouTube channel that isn’t listed here? Leave a comment and let us know.Oh You Found Me!Trust me you will want to click this link Here is an awesome compilation video made by The Rick. The video features many of the most popular fish keeping youtube personalities who share some of their top fish keeping tips for beginners. This is an absolutely outstanding video, it’s like going to go to fish school! 9 Essential Tools To Buy For Cleaning Your Aquarium My favorite tip (and the first one) was from KG Tropicals who tells us to share the hobby with our kids, friends and family.

This advice really hits home for me now that I’m a father and have two kids of my own. What tip was your favorite? Let me know below. If you enjoyed these tips please share this with anyone you know that might be thinking about entering the hobby.Well, this is awkwardSorry, it looks like the video or page you’re looking for seems to have disappeared - or maybe it never existed to begin with.In the meantime, we invite you to visit the NBC home page.Netflix has some truly dull videos, including slowly roasting yule logs and “Slow TV” videos of train rides and knitting, all of which have a gentle, narcotic effect. Napflix, a self-described “siesta video platform,” takes that anesthetizing mission one step further. It’s an entire world of long, dull, soothing footage designed to lull just about any viewer into sound slumber. From aquariums to quantum theory, it’s all here, and it’s all extremely tedious—in a comforting way. Like the actual Netflix, there are various genres of boring things to choose from, including sports, music, advertising, video games, religion, and education.

The sports category, for instance, features plenty of curling, cycling, chess, and lacrosse. Your eyelids are starting to feel heavier already, aren’t they?Here, vibe out to an aquarium, lonely soul: While Napflix’s creators position their service as an act of humanitarianism, providing peaceful sleep to those in need, it’s unclear how the creators of the original videos would react to seeing their work deemed boring enough to be included here. Still, at least someone’s getting some mileage out of 1964’s The Wonderful World Of Tupperware. Submit your Great Job, Internet tipsChicago Bulls' Jimmy Butler Gets a 6,000-Pound Fish Tank Shaped Like BoomboxChicago Bulls star Jimmy Butler wanted a fish tank, but he didn't want some ordinary, regular fish tank. He wanted a boombox fish tank. That's just what the hosts of Animal Planet's Tanked gave him. The show, which hooks people up with unique fish tanks and aquariums, gave Butler the one-of-a-kind tank right in his home. It actually plays music.