Proper fish show

[oscaroo]

100% educational shows don't make good seriesTV. It's just the nature of the business. A fish keeping specfic show will not draw a big enough target audience. We are a very small group when looking at the number of people world wide watching TV.

However, that being said, have you seen the thread talking about this:

Thats why a website would be good. I know not many people would watch it. But it would be a fun project and inform any people who watch it.

 

[obsoleteturtle]

Thats why a website would be good. I know not many people would watch it. But it would be a fun project and inform any people who watch it.

Correct me if I'm wrong but is this not what this website is (minus the video part) people will use the Internet to find info on stuff they want to learn about we don't need a tv show for everything


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[lp85253]

Most of the ones that I watch are focused on saltwater, but there are a few that do freshwater from time to time.

• Mr. Saltwater Tank TV-- Reef-focused; very informational
• ADG Vibe Video Outlet-- Great for aquascape ideas
• American Reef Channel-- Only four videos thus far (50/50 split fresh/salt); very informational & has TV show-length videos
• Marine Depot.com Videos-- Saltwater-focused; plenty of reviews
• Saltwater & Reef Aquariums-- Saltwater-focused; lots of step-by-step stuff

There are loads more, but that's all I can remember off the top of my head; it takes a little searching in order to find good freshwater channels.



BBC has the best fish shows for sure! NOVA has a few good ones, too, though.

thanks ...I will check some of them out