A freshwater aquarium animal that I think looks cool are Triops, they are crustaceans with 3 eyes (hence the name), they are more common in gift shops than pet stores due to their ability to asexually produce eggs that hatch when they are dried and rehydrated, they evolved like this due to their desert environment, they live in temporary ponds, grow up fast and die after a few months, but drain the water, and rehydrate it, you can have a continuous tank of generations of Triops, I found them hard to keep alive, but years later, I found out that the instructions that came with the kit were faulty and told me to put crushed carrots in before they hatch, but that would leave them to eat until they pop, if you did some research, they can grow to a few inches, and can keep your tank going for countless generations
Can we take a minute to appreciate the amount of research that goes into these tier lists? These aren't Mt. Dew & Doritio flavors like most every other AI channel does. I've learned a lot from these vids, even on subjects that I thought I was pretty well versed in. And on top of all the other things that need to be done to make these videos (scripts, voices, editing, etc.) it really has to be commended. Keep up the amazing work, you are the best AI POTUS channel by far!
I kinda agree, but I do think the format is funnier/better when it's discussing junk food. The inherent disconnect of distinguished presidents acting like a bunch of gamer bros on discord is great absurdist comedy. And is, imo, the point of the genre. The amount of research and even editing/visual flares from this channel is commendable, and this is certainly one of my favorite AI President channels. I just feel like it's separation from the premise makes the president aspect seem almost superfluous.
@@cultreader9751 Fair enough, I never really considered that point. I don't even dislike that type of content, I just feel that the market on that kind of stuff is very saturated. It's nice to have some variety/niche topics like aquarium fish or cryptids to spice things up a bit.
@@Constantine_Cvl8 almost everything... goldfish, african cichlids, discus, all sorts of tropical fish really. My clown loaches are around 20 years old now.
Loaches are honestly a contender for S tier. It’s kind of like an eel without the effort and commitment of an eel. They’re cool, and hardy as fuck. I used to have one that constantly wiggled his way out of the filter and onto the floor from a huge height only to be pawed at by the cat. Damn thing would be picked up and thrown back in and would act like I had ruined his plan for escape. 10/10
@@zakaryloreto6526depends on what you'd call a pleco, there's a bunch of subfamilies in Loricariidae. Anything from Loricarinae? they're cool and they're not as messy, the ones from Hypostimnae? Pooping machines but are typically more robust and hardy, whichever subfamily Otocinclus are from? Suitable for small tanks but are fairly fragile. With common names you can't really grade any specific fish, you'll need to eventually go into scientific names.
These kinds of tierlists are certainly off the beaten path, but your sheer knowledge on the subjects and writing capabilities make them such interesting watches. Can definitely feel your passion for the hobby in these videos. Good stuff!
@@AIPresidentchats hey man, can you do a teir list about saltwater aquarium fish or like extra little buddies that support the fish like crabs, snails, and cleaner shrimp for examples
One minute in and I'm dying already XD "DON'T CALL THEM SHITFISH, YOU'RE GONNA MAKE ME VIOLENT." My coworkers looked at me weird, I cry-laughed so hard. MOAR, WE NEED MOAR And great, now you've made me want to go buy an aquarium, some supplies, and some fish. Thank God I get paid tomorrow. Family won't be happy but I don't care.
These fish videos are so rad. Its obviously a passion of op and that bleeds through into the content. To top it off the hilarious banter between the presidents is felt in a way where they feel like good friends busting eachothers chops rather than toxic gamers that barely tolerate eachother. Great video again and great content.
Ive kept aquarium fish for over 20 years and have kept most of these species at one time or another. This was a very well thought out list very well done.
You can tell the script writer has been in the fish hobby for a while, and really captured some of the different styles within. A sequel should include goodeids as an unconventional option
This is one of the only times I’ve heard somebody give attention to rosy red minnows. They’re very easy to keep, they’re fun looking and they have a golden color that’s satisfying to watch. There 2 types of it, the Fathead minnow (original) and the rosy red (golden variant). Sometimes you could find one of the gray fathead minnows at the pet store and take them home too. They’re THE most underrated fish, and feeder goldfish always take their place as the cheap fish to buy (even though feeder goldfish are probably more expensive to keep than other fish)
I totally agree, very hardy little fish and was thinking to add them to a small outdoor pond with some mosquito fish as well. Seeing the small glimmers of white darting around the dark water is always fun to watch!
As someone who spends tons of time researching aquarium fish, it was a wildly pleasant surprise having the presidential boys cover the topic that is MOST dear to my heart
As someone who hasn't kept fish in years you made me go out and buy a new tank. Wonderful channel bud and thank you for all these classics that I will rewatch for years to come.
Some notes I find as a fish keeper: Bettas: I've found these, due to the over selectively breeding in the past decade, are not nearly as hardy as they once were. Definitely need to emphasize the need for a proper setup. I recommend starting at the "low end" of them. So the 10 dollar and below Dwarf Gourami: Might just be my luck or the very limited stock options I have near me, but I've found these also are not nearly as hardy. They are very overbred and kept in pretty bad conditions. There are other gourami that might be better like the honey (similar size) or the pearl. Nano type gourami are also great but you need a 20gal for them with lots of hiding places or they will fight when they breed. Pygmy gourami also croak (like the sound) when they're happy Mollies/Platy/Swordtail: While they were lumped with platies and swordtails, Mollies are actually very different and a male Guppy can breed with a female mollie. Also swordtails/platies are easily sexed. Females have a triangular anal fin, males have a slender one. When you keep them, keep them in a ratio of 1 male to 2-3 females, or single gender only. The males can harass the females quite a bit Not mentioned: Loaches. If you get the right one they are stars. Kuhli, zebra, yoyo, awesome. Just need to watch out for the ones that get big or see aggressive (clown, skunk). Do your research Honorable mention: African leaf fish. Uncommon but can be kept in 55-75, easy to keep, and make a great centerpiece fish
I was suprised by how indepth they went about fish tending. I had no idea there was so many factors to consider when making an aquarium. I actually learned something from an ai presidents video
Yeah. I got into fish because of my gf. There is a lot ground work that goes into a planted setup. I think the craziest thing is that a bigger fish tank is easier take care of.
I’ve never donated to a channel before, but your I find myself checking your page every day hoping a new video is up so I want to do what I can to support your work. Just keep doing what your doing, I love all of it
Your channel is the only US presidents channel I keep coming back to. I don't know jack about fish, but you clearly have a love for the topic and great writing for the chemistry between the boys.
I’ve been in the hobby for a while now. I am seriously impressed by this list. Not only was it funny but all the info was spot on and actually educational
I really like the multiple president portraits, especially when they match the action on screen. I know it takes more time to make the video, but also makes it that much more enjoyable to watch and rewatch. Also I enjoy the entrances of the presidents in the beginning.
Nothing beats the beauty of my Diamond Tetras. They are so fast and their scales are like fiery jewels. They will actually come eat out of my hands because they are so gentle. They come right up to the glass to watch every move I make. I have 7 different species in my tank but they are by far the most impressive on every level. It is sad to learn that they are now endangered in their original home of Argentina.
I just got into Fish Keeping and been researching for months to get ready for starting a tank, seeing this is so surreal hearing these 3 talk about fish keeping and being not only accurate, detailed, and dropping dozens of fun facts and useful information they're also being absolutely funny and deranged with lots of hot takes. I have to know their opinion on some of the Bottom Feeder boys like Kuhli loaches and Bristlenose Plecos
I think a pufferfish would be good choice for a fish to keep if there is a part 2. The only real downside is that it’s not a starter fish and it’s maintenance, but other than that it’s a great centerpiece fish.
Never thought I would watched three presidents rank fish...and yet here I am loving each minute. Great work on the information too, pretty satisfying to hear when passing the time playing Starfield
It's not often a tier list can be just as fun as it is informative. This was better than most entertainment tier lists I've seen for how much I learned. Would definitely watch a Part 2.
I have a personal thing for Rainbow fish. I bought some plants off ebay and found an egg off one of the leaves. I raised it from a fry to a juvenile, almost 8 months. From a 1.5 Gallon tank to a 10 gallon. It was at a time where I was very low in life and it was the only thing that could replicate how well I was taking care of things. I eventually gave him to a friend that had a community tank with other rainbowfish as it was just impossible for me to get an aquarium big enough for him. Absolutely a SSS+ fish.
In the sequel to the video for sure talk abt loaches, catfish, plecos, gudgeons, frogs and crayfish. Maybe even talk about eels or snails and if you’re really feeling it do a short segment about plants at the end
I really liked this, it was funny, and I learned about 2 new fish that I really liked! (Snakeskin barb and emperor tetras) Some fish I’d love to see tiered are - Dinosaur Bichir - Mudskipper - Pea Puffer - Kuhli Loach - African Butterfly Fish - African Clawed Frog (I know they’re not fish, but they’re often lumped in with the aquarium hobby more than the reptile/amphibian hobby. Could cover all the other aquatic frogs too$
Always love your fishing and aquarium tier lists. Nothing quite like them on the internet, always cue them up back to back when I'm bored. I hope for more fishing, fish, and ocean themed stuff because this stuff always goes super hard plus its REALLY well done. Actually feel like I'm getting into the hobbies just hearing about them.
These AI President videos are genuinely enjoyable and stand out because they cover topics that clearly require either prior knowledge about a unique subject, or some pretty rigorous research. I know very little about aquarium fish but I still learned things and enjoyed this video. Very well done Edit: I would also like to suggest a hunting tier list. Lots of good conversation to be had there about deer, elk etc..
Absolutely love this video. I’ve been studying Marine biology since 5th grade and keeping fish since I was 13. As far as fish I’d like to see in the next list, I would love to see the Blood Parrot, Corrydora (including the Pygmy) and the Pleco.
Corydoras! Corys deserve to be rated here. They are at the least beneficial, and they are full of character. They get along with everybody, and there's a pattern and colour for everyone. Otocynlus are another which got missed. They are an important member of any clean up crew. Loaches are among my personal favourites. There is the hillstream loach which likes to hang on the walls of the aquarium and keep them clean or in the heavy flow if you point the output of your filter to run down full force on the wall of the aquarium. There's also the kuhli loaches which look more like little eels than like the hillstream or any other variety of loach. Plecos. There are more different kinds of pleco than anyone has been able to give names to yet, so they're usually described by a letter "L" followed by a number. Knife fish. They get big, so you'll need a big tank, but the colours on many of the species are fantastic, and they look like no other fish. Bichers. These are the dinosaurs of the fresh water aquarium. They will need to be kept alone in a moderate sized tank, but other than that, they're pretty cool. They also have one member, the rope fish, which looks like a very scaly eel. Gobies. There are some very colourful varieties of these, and they are relatively easy to keep. They are reasonably small, and they hang out on the bottom. Most species are friendly and won't attack their tank mates. Mud skippers. Very interesting and fun fish, but very difficult to keep. You will need both a water portion of aquarium and an out of water, but damp area for them. They spend quite a bit of time out of water, but need to go back in the water now and then. There are two species which are kept in aquaculture. Archer fish. Not the easiest fish to keep, but not the most difficult either. They aren't extremely colourful, but it's their behaviour that is their redeeming factor. You either put live food on the leaves of aquarium plants which have grown patially grown out of the water, or you stick food out of water on the sides of the tank, and watch them spit water at the food to knock it into the water where they eat it. They aren't super hard to keep, but they like a well scaped tank with still water. African Butterfly Fish. These are surface dwelling fish which, when viewed from above, look like a moth which has fallen into the water. They like eating crickets and other live bugs which have fallen into the water. Viewed from the side, they have a really strange looking set of fins and tail. They will eat any live fish which is small enough to fit into its mouth and that ends up at the surface with it. Most fish which live at the bottom of the tank will be safe though. They must have a covered tank, or they will jump out. Those long, moth wing looking finds serve both as camouflage, and in the wild allow them to glide for a distance much like flying fish do in the ocean. Leave the lid off just once, and you'll find most, if not all, of your African Butterfly fish on the floor. They are way too expensive and uncommon to leave the lid off. Fresh water puffers. Fun, but not always friendly to tankmates. It's best to put snails and bivalves in the tank for them to eat, or else their teeth will get too long. You can file down the teeth of your puffers if they get long but, especially with the pigmy varieties, that can be a very delicate process, and your puffer could easily die during it. If you provide hard food for them, the teeth will be kept worn down for the most part, but you may once in awhile have to file them anyhow. It's best to keep puffers in a tank of their own so that they don't full up on food that isn't going to wear their teeth down. Tongue fish. These are freshwater flat fish of the same family as sole, place, and flounders. They are much smaller than their seaborn counterparts, and will probably do well in a 50 gallon tank. I don't know a whole lot about these, other than they can be difficult to keep, they like a sandy substrate, and prefer to eat shrimps, snails, and any fish which is small enough to fit in its mouth and comes to close to it. For the most part they are an ambush predator, and they are rather slow, so fast fish which are larger and stay higher in the water column should not be a problem for them. They are unlike any other fish kept in fresh water in that they lay on their sides and have both eyes on one side of their body just like the ocean flat fishes.
Only slightly related in that they’re bottom feeders as well, but I think suckers could go in there too. Maybe a whole tier list on “support” fish/animals/plants that help promote a healthy & natural aquarium
Your level of knowledge on what these fish need has educated and saved a lot of animals and owners alike from a lot of grief, I've subscribed and I look forward to the next fish ranking video :)
One of my absolute FAVORITE species of fish that I hope to own one day is Rope fish. Also known as Reed Fish. They're just the most derpinest lil dragon ropes ever.
This series really need to be continuous. I just found myself sitting in my chair completely focused and sharing my own opinions. I love it! It can also spread to saltwater category as well. Keep it up man.
Saltwater maintenance is kinda easier than freshwater. From an experienced keeper, if you’re using RO water for saltwater. There’s less water changes. Usually 1 water chance every 1-2 months. But RO water can be expensive especially for big tanks
The best fish I ever had was an African leaf fish I got from my aunt who breeds all kind of crazy fish. He was named Leafy. (Very creative I know). Great fish. Ate worms and flies occasionally when we could get a few. Mostly he ate little bits of frozen shrimp. I tried breeding some live shrimp to feed him, but they all died for seemingly no reason in the tank I wanted to breed them in
As a fish hobbyist I love this vid so much. All the care details and descriptions were on point. Gotta go over loaches, Cory’s, plecos, puffers, and other cichlids and catfish in part 2
A few years ago, I used to have betta fish, guppies, zebra danios, White Cloud Mountain minnows, and a goldfish. Now I have a leopard gecko, bearded dragon, and a red-eyed tree frog.
I do like the fishing lists better, but this was an absolute joy. I'm with anyone that wants to see a reptile/amphibian list or a hunting list. Amazing video as always. Literally my favorite AI president channel.
I just found your channel and these guys have become my favorite fictional characters. Hope you keep up the great work lad.
Biggest donation I’ve ever got! I really appreciate it! I’m just getting started.🍻🍻🍻🍻
You did what I cannot afford to do during the canadian recession. Thank you.
@@Chives1797Yooo that's facts. I'm Canadian, and got let go too. You got this, Bro.
A freshwater aquarium animal that I think looks cool are Triops, they are crustaceans with 3 eyes (hence the name), they are more common in gift shops than pet stores due to their ability to asexually produce eggs that hatch when they are dried and rehydrated, they evolved like this due to their desert environment, they live in temporary ponds, grow up fast and die after a few months, but drain the water, and rehydrate it, you can have a continuous tank of generations of Triops, I found them hard to keep alive, but years later, I found out that the instructions that came with the kit were faulty and told me to put crushed carrots in before they hatch, but that would leave them to eat until they pop, if you did some research, they can grow to a few inches, and can keep your tank going for countless generations
@@researcherchameleon4602damn bro tell me more
Can we take a minute to appreciate the amount of research that goes into these tier lists? These aren't Mt. Dew & Doritio flavors like most every other AI channel does. I've learned a lot from these vids, even on subjects that I thought I was pretty well versed in. And on top of all the other things that need to be done to make these videos (scripts, voices, editing, etc.) it really has to be commended. Keep up the amazing work, you are the best AI POTUS channel by far!
I kinda agree, but I do think the format is funnier/better when it's discussing junk food. The inherent disconnect of distinguished presidents acting like a bunch of gamer bros on discord is great absurdist comedy. And is, imo, the point of the genre.
The amount of research and even editing/visual flares from this channel is commendable, and this is certainly one of my favorite AI President channels. I just feel like it's separation from the premise makes the president aspect seem almost superfluous.
@@cultreader9751 Fair enough, I never really considered that point. I don't even dislike that type of content, I just feel that the market on that kind of stuff is very saturated. It's nice to have some variety/niche topics like aquarium fish or cryptids to spice things up a bit.
I agree 100%
This needs a part 2 with saltwater aquarium fish
Get this comment up top guys
Agreed
By the sounds of it, he will. Like the fishing tier list.
Yes!
Amen. But let us be FAIR. We Should continue with part 2 of fresh water fish. Plus the catfish alone would be epic as a tier list.
As a 20+ year fish keeper, I find the nuance of their discussion hilarious. It seems so well informed lmao
What fish have you kept over the years?
@@Constantine_Cvl8 almost everything... goldfish, african cichlids, discus, all sorts of tropical fish really. My clown loaches are around 20 years old now.
@@Sean-ll5cm oh man, those loaches must be *big*
@@Sean-ll5cm are silver dollars worth it?
@@Sean-ll5cmwhere do you rate crabs in a aquarium?
I absolutely love how random, yet very informed, these tier lists are.
As a fishkeeper myself this is well researched as well as entertaining keep it up!
I am such a big fish nerd
The mixture between information for beginners, actual hobbyist schools of thinking and political satire is one of one. Congratulations on a banger
If by political satire, you mean attempts to absolve Trump of any wrongdoing and blaming everything on atheists and liberals, then I agree.
Hoping to see Loaches, Eels and Plecos brought up! Love the little weird guys!
Plecos are deficient D TIER. Loaches A or B tier like hillstreams.
Loaches are honestly a contender for S tier. It’s kind of like an eel without the effort and commitment of an eel. They’re cool, and hardy as fuck.
I used to have one that constantly wiggled his way out of the filter and onto the floor from a huge height only to be pawed at by the cat.
Damn thing would be picked up and thrown back in and would act like I had ruined his plan for escape.
10/10
bristlenose is S everything else is D
@@zakaryloreto6526depends on what you'd call a pleco, there's a bunch of subfamilies in Loricariidae. Anything from Loricarinae? they're cool and they're not as messy, the ones from Hypostimnae? Pooping machines but are typically more robust and hardy, whichever subfamily Otocinclus are from? Suitable for small tanks but are fairly fragile.
With common names you can't really grade any specific fish, you'll need to eventually go into scientific names.
I'll take otocats over Plecos.
Love these tierlists man, keep it up! These are so far ahead of the others with the work you put in. Would love a reptile tierlist
I’ll make that reptile list a priority! Thank you for the support!
MVP, mans
These kinds of tierlists are certainly off the beaten path, but your sheer knowledge on the subjects and writing capabilities make them such interesting watches. Can definitely feel your passion for the hobby in these videos. Good stuff!
I love your videos!
Thank you so much!!
@@AIPresidentchats hey man, can you do a teir list about saltwater aquarium fish or like extra little buddies that support the fish like crabs, snails, and cleaner shrimp for examples
One minute in and I'm dying already XD
"DON'T CALL THEM SHITFISH, YOU'RE GONNA MAKE ME VIOLENT."
My coworkers looked at me weird, I cry-laughed so hard.
MOAR, WE NEED MOAR
And great, now you've made me want to go buy an aquarium, some supplies, and some fish. Thank God I get paid tomorrow. Family won't be happy but I don't care.
As someone who's been in the aquarium and reptile hobby, I appreciate how much research and how accurate this list is. It is spot on!
These fish videos are so rad. Its obviously a passion of op and that bleeds through into the content. To top it off the hilarious banter between the presidents is felt in a way where they feel like good friends busting eachothers chops rather than toxic gamers that barely tolerate eachother. Great video again and great content.
Ive kept aquarium fish for over 20 years and have kept most of these species at one time or another. This was a very well thought out list very well done.
What do you have now!
You can tell the script writer has been in the fish hobby for a while, and really captured some of the different styles within. A sequel should include goodeids as an unconventional option
This is one of the only times I’ve heard somebody give attention to rosy red minnows. They’re very easy to keep, they’re fun looking and they have a golden color that’s satisfying to watch. There 2 types of it, the Fathead minnow (original) and the rosy red (golden variant). Sometimes you could find one of the gray fathead minnows at the pet store and take them home too. They’re THE most underrated fish, and feeder goldfish always take their place as the cheap fish to buy (even though feeder goldfish are probably more expensive to keep than other fish)
I totally agree, very hardy little fish and was thinking to add them to a small outdoor pond with some mosquito fish as well. Seeing the small glimmers of white darting around the dark water is always fun to watch!
As someone who spends tons of time researching aquarium fish, it was a wildly pleasant surprise having the presidential boys cover the topic that is MOST dear to my heart
As someone who hasn't kept fish in years you made me go out and buy a new tank. Wonderful channel bud and thank you for all these classics that I will rewatch for years to come.
Some notes I find as a fish keeper:
Bettas: I've found these, due to the over selectively breeding in the past decade, are not nearly as hardy as they once were. Definitely need to emphasize the need for a proper setup. I recommend starting at the "low end" of them. So the 10 dollar and below
Dwarf Gourami: Might just be my luck or the very limited stock options I have near me, but I've found these also are not nearly as hardy. They are very overbred and kept in pretty bad conditions. There are other gourami that might be better like the honey (similar size) or the pearl. Nano type gourami are also great but you need a 20gal for them with lots of hiding places or they will fight when they breed. Pygmy gourami also croak (like the sound) when they're happy
Mollies/Platy/Swordtail: While they were lumped with platies and swordtails, Mollies are actually very different and a male Guppy can breed with a female mollie. Also swordtails/platies are easily sexed. Females have a triangular anal fin, males have a slender one. When you keep them, keep them in a ratio of 1 male to 2-3 females, or single gender only. The males can harass the females quite a bit
Not mentioned: Loaches. If you get the right one they are stars. Kuhli, zebra, yoyo, awesome. Just need to watch out for the ones that get big or see aggressive (clown, skunk). Do your research
Honorable mention: African leaf fish. Uncommon but can be kept in 55-75, easy to keep, and make a great centerpiece fish
As an avid aquarist of over 15 years, this was fantastic, definitely warrants a part 2
By far, one of my favorite tier list channels super funny And fun to Binge watch while smoking the bong.
Hell yeah! Thanks so much I’ll buy a preroll with this one lol
@@AIPresidentchats yes sirr 😶🌫️
@@AIPresidentchats liked the channel after stuff fishing tier list Funny stuff
I had a Betta Fish once. They were violent but only like twice and it was over food by attacking their tails.
Should be S tier
Finally a worthwhile tier list this is what all us pet store workers needed
So true, I’ve worked at 3 different pet stores for over 6 years and I wish we had this knowledge!
I was suprised by how indepth they went about fish tending. I had no idea there was so many factors to consider when making an aquarium. I actually learned something from an ai presidents video
Yeah. I got into fish because of my gf. There is a lot ground work that goes into a planted setup. I think the craziest thing is that a bigger fish tank is easier take care of.
I worked at a fish shop for a year and my god there is a lot you need to think about but if you do that right it can be amazing looking
These tier list topics are completely unpredictable, and that's what makes it exciting.
I try to keep it fresh!
"Ha ha, we'll get you eventually" 0:14 BRO I DIED
I’ve never donated to a channel before, but your I find myself checking your page every day hoping a new video is up so I want to do what I can to support your work. Just keep doing what your doing, I love all of it
Will do! I appreciate you! Hopefully I’ll have a Halloween video for you this weekend.
Your channel is the only US presidents channel I keep coming back to. I don't know jack about fish, but you clearly have a love for the topic and great writing for the chemistry between the boys.
I’ve been in the hobby for a while now. I am seriously impressed by this list. Not only was it funny but all the info was spot on and actually educational
I don’t understand how these videos manage to be so funny, relaxing and informative. Keep it up I love this
This is so creative! I love it.
A suggestion: Part 2 with Arowanas, Bichirs, Pickerel, Peacock Bass, Corydoras, Shrimp, Loaches, Snakeheads and Catfish.
I really like the multiple president portraits, especially when they match the action on screen. I know it takes more time to make the video, but also makes it that much more enjoyable to watch and rewatch. Also I enjoy the entrances of the presidents in the beginning.
This might be too obscure but I would love an aquarium plants tier list. From low to high tech
Yes, and before anyone does anything, the Madagascar Lace plant is S tier, no exceptions
Nothing beats the beauty of my Diamond Tetras. They are so fast and their scales are like fiery jewels. They will actually come eat out of my hands because they are so gentle. They come right up to the glass to watch every move I make. I have 7 different species in my tank but they are by far the most impressive on every level. It is sad to learn that they are now endangered in their original home of Argentina.
Love the editing with the different pictures! Really makes them feel more lively.
I just got into Fish Keeping and been researching for months to get ready for starting a tank, seeing this is so surreal hearing these 3 talk about fish keeping and being not only accurate, detailed, and dropping dozens of fun facts and useful information they're also being absolutely funny and deranged with lots of hot takes. I have to know their opinion on some of the Bottom Feeder boys like Kuhli loaches and Bristlenose Plecos
I think a pufferfish would be good choice for a fish to keep if there is a part 2. The only real downside is that it’s not a starter fish and it’s maintenance, but other than that it’s a great centerpiece fish.
i love how in depth these videos end up being its hilarious watching the 3 boys be experts in a field i wouldn't really expect
Never thought I would watched three presidents rank fish...and yet here I am loving each minute. Great work on the information too, pretty satisfying to hear when passing the time playing Starfield
It's not often a tier list can be just as fun as it is informative. This was better than most entertainment tier lists I've seen for how much I learned. Would definitely watch a Part 2.
I have a personal thing for Rainbow fish. I bought some plants off ebay and found an egg off one of the leaves. I raised it from a fry to a juvenile, almost 8 months. From a 1.5 Gallon tank to a 10 gallon. It was at a time where I was very low in life and it was the only thing that could replicate how well I was taking care of things. I eventually gave him to a friend that had a community tank with other rainbowfish as it was just impossible for me to get an aquarium big enough for him. Absolutely a SSS+ fish.
always facinating and entertaining these tier lists
This is actually quite informative. Great job!
Loved this so much! The commentary and script was perfect, and the info was actually quite accurate!
14:54 no better picture of barry as he is talking about the fate of the guppies ☠️☠️☠️☠️
this might be my favorite video on yt
part 2 plz
Always a great day when you upload
Would love to see the pet lizard tier list
Also piranhas should be in the fresh water aquarium tier list part 2
In the sequel to the video for sure talk abt loaches, catfish, plecos, gudgeons, frogs and crayfish. Maybe even talk about eels or snails and if you’re really feeling it do a short segment about plants at the end
ANOTHER BANGER. So excited to watch this 20 times
Donnie: I will own a bunch of Obamas
Me: that will be one heck of a KFC Bill
I really liked this, it was funny, and I learned about 2 new fish that I really liked! (Snakeskin barb and emperor tetras)
Some fish I’d love to see tiered are
- Dinosaur Bichir
- Mudskipper
- Pea Puffer
- Kuhli Loach
- African Butterfly Fish
- African Clawed Frog (I know they’re not fish, but they’re often lumped in with the aquarium hobby more than the reptile/amphibian hobby. Could cover all the other aquatic frogs too$
Mudskippers are so damn funny
Omg. This is brilliantly written. Well done.
Unironically, i just now got an fundraising ad for Joes campaign and Barack was in it.
Always love your fishing and aquarium tier lists. Nothing quite like them on the internet, always cue them up back to back when I'm bored. I hope for more fishing, fish, and ocean themed stuff because this stuff always goes super hard plus its REALLY well done. Actually feel like I'm getting into the hobbies just hearing about them.
OH YEAH BOYS IT'S FISH TIME
These AI President videos are genuinely enjoyable and stand out because they cover topics that clearly require either prior knowledge about a unique subject, or some pretty rigorous research. I know very little about aquarium fish but I still learned things and enjoyed this video. Very well done
Edit: I would also like to suggest a hunting tier list. Lots of good conversation to be had there about deer, elk etc..
Absolutely love this video. I’ve been studying Marine biology since 5th grade and keeping fish since I was 13. As far as fish I’d like to see in the next list, I would love to see the Blood Parrot, Corrydora (including the Pygmy) and the Pleco.
Definitely need a part two!
Corydoras! Corys deserve to be rated here. They are at the least beneficial, and they are full of character. They get along with everybody, and there's a pattern and colour for everyone.
Otocynlus are another which got missed. They are an important member of any clean up crew.
Loaches are among my personal favourites. There is the hillstream loach which likes to hang on the walls of the aquarium and keep them clean or in the heavy flow if you point the output of your filter to run down full force on the wall of the aquarium. There's also the kuhli loaches which look more like little eels than like the hillstream or any other variety of loach.
Plecos. There are more different kinds of pleco than anyone has been able to give names to yet, so they're usually described by a letter "L" followed by a number.
Knife fish. They get big, so you'll need a big tank, but the colours on many of the species are fantastic, and they look like no other fish.
Bichers. These are the dinosaurs of the fresh water aquarium. They will need to be kept alone in a moderate sized tank, but other than that, they're pretty cool. They also have one member, the rope fish, which looks like a very scaly eel.
Gobies. There are some very colourful varieties of these, and they are relatively easy to keep. They are reasonably small, and they hang out on the bottom. Most species are friendly and won't attack their tank mates.
Mud skippers. Very interesting and fun fish, but very difficult to keep. You will need both a water portion of aquarium and an out of water, but damp area for them. They spend quite a bit of time out of water, but need to go back in the water now and then. There are two species which are kept in aquaculture.
Archer fish. Not the easiest fish to keep, but not the most difficult either. They aren't extremely colourful, but it's their behaviour that is their redeeming factor. You either put live food on the leaves of aquarium plants which have grown patially grown out of the water, or you stick food out of water on the sides of the tank, and watch them spit water at the food to knock it into the water where they eat it. They aren't super hard to keep, but they like a well scaped tank with still water.
African Butterfly Fish. These are surface dwelling fish which, when viewed from above, look like a moth which has fallen into the water. They like eating crickets and other live bugs which have fallen into the water. Viewed from the side, they have a really strange looking set of fins and tail. They will eat any live fish which is small enough to fit into its mouth and that ends up at the surface with it. Most fish which live at the bottom of the tank will be safe though. They must have a covered tank, or they will jump out. Those long, moth wing looking finds serve both as camouflage, and in the wild allow them to glide for a distance much like flying fish do in the ocean. Leave the lid off just once, and you'll find most, if not all, of your African Butterfly fish on the floor. They are way too expensive and uncommon to leave the lid off.
Fresh water puffers. Fun, but not always friendly to tankmates. It's best to put snails and bivalves in the tank for them to eat, or else their teeth will get too long. You can file down the teeth of your puffers if they get long but, especially with the pigmy varieties, that can be a very delicate process, and your puffer could easily die during it. If you provide hard food for them, the teeth will be kept worn down for the most part, but you may once in awhile have to file them anyhow. It's best to keep puffers in a tank of their own so that they don't full up on food that isn't going to wear their teeth down.
Tongue fish. These are freshwater flat fish of the same family as sole, place, and flounders. They are much smaller than their seaborn counterparts, and will probably do well in a 50 gallon tank. I don't know a whole lot about these, other than they can be difficult to keep, they like a sandy substrate, and prefer to eat shrimps, snails, and any fish which is small enough to fit in its mouth and comes to close to it. For the most part they are an ambush predator, and they are rather slow, so fast fish which are larger and stay higher in the water column should not be a problem for them. They are unlike any other fish kept in fresh water in that they lay on their sides and have both eyes on one side of their body just like the ocean flat fishes.
This video is a GIFT! Thank you!
If you ever do a Part 2, it'd be cool if you included other species like crabs and snails
Cherry shrimp, amino shrimp. Also those dwarf frogs but those are low tier.
@@zakaryloreto6526 can't forget the gabon shrimp
Only slightly related in that they’re bottom feeders as well, but I think suckers could go in there too. Maybe a whole tier list on “support” fish/animals/plants that help promote a healthy & natural aquarium
Your level of knowledge on what these fish need has educated and saved a lot of animals and owners alike from a lot of grief, I've subscribed and I look forward to the next fish ranking video :)
Part 3 of the aquatic species tier list
This is actually so informative and relatively accurate
OH YEAH ANOTHER TIERLIST LETS GO!
The first tier-list video that I watched fully and learned something new. That was awesome, great job!✨
FISH TIME BABY LETS GOOO
One of my absolute FAVORITE species of fish that I hope to own one day is Rope fish. Also known as Reed Fish. They're just the most derpinest lil dragon ropes ever.
More fish! Yes!
Ha this channel loves fish, I always learn more from these.
Are the president still going to go fishing in Florida?
Wonder if theg gonna fish in california or washington
They need to fish in tthee amazon rainforest! That's where the arapimas are!
This series really need to be continuous. I just found myself sitting in my chair completely focused and sharing my own opinions. I love it! It can also spread to saltwater category as well. Keep it up man.
Omg this was really well made and the levels of research put in is amazing absolute respect dude
Awesome video! Always look forward to your posts
Saltwater maintenance is kinda easier than freshwater. From an experienced keeper, if you’re using RO water for saltwater. There’s less water changes. Usually 1 water chance every 1-2 months. But RO water can be expensive especially for big tanks
I haven't watched this channel before but this video was very well-done.
I definitely want a part two with catfish, and I'm curious to see where plecos land. Overall I love the content, keep it up!
The best fish I ever had was an African leaf fish I got from my aunt who breeds all kind of crazy fish. He was named Leafy. (Very creative I know). Great fish. Ate worms and flies occasionally when we could get a few. Mostly he ate little bits of frozen shrimp. I tried breeding some live shrimp to feed him, but they all died for seemingly no reason in the tank I wanted to breed them in
this is undoubtedly my favorite video
As a fish hobbyist I love this vid so much. All the care details and descriptions were on point. Gotta go over loaches, Cory’s, plecos, puffers, and other cichlids and catfish in part 2
The aquarium sounds in the background are so relaxing
I didn’t think I’d enjoy this video as much as I did
Y’all have earned a subscriber.
That’s the stuff baby! Nice to see this pop up man!
Awesome video man ❤
I've been waiting so long for this YEAHHHH
A few years ago, I used to have betta fish, guppies, zebra danios, White Cloud Mountain minnows, and a goldfish. Now I have a leopard gecko, bearded dragon, and a red-eyed tree frog.
I keep rosy reds in a pond with goldfish and theyre great once you get them through quarantine.
Excellent writing here. Makes stuff as simple as a tier list entertaining as HECK.
Amazing video but ONLY the Dwarf when covering Gourami’s? Damn bro personally some of my favourites in that group, beautiful fish
Man I love these uploads can’t wait to watch this.
I do like the fishing lists better, but this was an absolute joy. I'm with anyone that wants to see a reptile/amphibian list or a hunting list.
Amazing video as always. Literally my favorite AI president channel.
As an amateur fishkeeper, this video is absolutely gold. Would love to see more.
Informative and fun to watch this is cool as hell
Such a good, cozy feeling putting these fish tier videos on in the background while working.
Great research never thought I’d have a favourite video on TH-cam, guess I do now
Can't wait to see more fishing content! keep up the great work as always! i love how they interact like an actual friend group would
I almost never comment on TH-cam videos but I'm always happy to see these come through on my feed! Best AI videos out there!
It's about time we got this list I've been waiting patiently.