These videos are about 95% accurate for the information that they provide. I do not agree with everything that is said in them, but there are good tidbits of information on them so that’s why I left them there.
If you have a questions after watching a video just simply leave a comment below, you don’t need to join.
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That paragraph above only pertains to the video that had multiple videos in it.
All the fish videos after this line _________ are fine, they are ones that I’ve posted myself.
Here is a video of a single Pictus Catfish just doing its thing.
Click here to learn more about the Pictus Catfish.
Here is a video of a male Malawi Butterfly Cichlid. At the 25 second mark the male is singled out really good, so if your having a hard time figuring out which one the camera is focused on just wait until then.
Click the link under the video for the profile on the Malawi Butterfly Cichlid.
Click here to learn more about the Malawi Butterfly Cichlid.
Here is a video of some very nice looking Angelfish.
Click here to learn more about the Angelfish and how to keep them.
Here is a video of what a Frontosa looks like.
Click here to learn more about the Frontosa and how to care for them.
Here is a male Cockatoo Dwarf Cichlid chasing a female Cockatoo Dwarf Cichlid.
Click here to learn more about the Cockatoo Dwarf Cichlid and how to care for them.
Here is a great video on what a Midas Cichlid looks like.
Click here to learn how to keep Midas Cichlids.
Here are what two common swordtails look like. The male has the longer tail.
Click here to learn how to keep Swordtails.
Here is a video of a Sailfin Pleco a.k.a Common Pleco eating.
Click here to learn more about the sailfin Pleco a.k.a Common Pleco
Here is a video of a Ram with its fry.
Click here to learn how to keep the Gold & Blue Ram Butterfly Dwarf Cichlid.
Here is what the common platy looks like, and a bonus, it gives birth at the end. 
Just remember you can get these guys come in many different colors, such as solid black, yellow, dalmatian, mixes.
Click here to learn how to keep the Common Platy.
Here is a video of some of the best looking Guppies I’ve seen. This video should at least show you just how diverse the guppy species is. Very cool looking, second one is my favorite.
P.s It’s not me talking in the video.
Click here
to learn how to keep the Guppy a.k.a Millions Fish.
Here is a beautiful pair of convicts spawning.
Click here to learn how to keep the Convict Cichlid.
These are Tiger Barbs and the one is doing a head stand as a mating sign.
Click here to learn how to keep the Tiger Barb a.k.a Sumatra Barb.
This is a must see video even if you own Bettas. WOW! that’s all I have to say.
Click here to learn how to keep the Betta a.k.a Fighting Fish.
Here is a funny video of the most commonly bought Oscar.
Click here to learn how to keep the Oscar a.k.a Velvet Cichlid.
Here is a video of a fully grown Giant Gourami.
Click here to learn how to keep the Giant Gourami.
This is a great video on what the Bleeding Heart Tetra looks like.
Click here to learn how to keep the Bleeding Heart Tetra.
Here is a video of a blue and red Dwarf Gourami
Click here to learn how to keep the Dwarf Gourami.
Here is a video of a pair of Blue Acara cichlids with their fry.
Click here to learn how to keep the Blue Acara Cichlid.
Here is a very well put together video on the Black Neon Tetra, and as a bonus it’s teaching you how to breed them.
Click here to learn how to keep the Black Neon Tetra.
Here is a video of a small school of cardinal tetras.
Click here to learn how to keep the Cardinal Tetra.
Here are a couple of Otos just doing what they do.
Click here to learn how to keep the Dwarf Suckermouth Catfish a.k.a Oto Cat.
Here is a video of a Firemouth defending the young fry.
Click here to learn how to keep the Firemouth Cichlid.
Here is a pair of Jack Demspeys.
Click here to learn how to keep the Jack Dempsey Cichlid.
