Topic: Someone told me to look up aquarium videos by Chris Weber but.. I can’t find anything regarding him in the hobby? Anyone have some details of can help me find him?
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Posted by Jeff B: You have never heard of Palmer Aquatics YouTube channel?!? His videos are all over the place and he is a cool guy. Does lots of how to videos and live-streams. He’s also building a fish store onto his house which is pretty interesting. Here is a link to his channel:
@Reply: Some people don’t like Chris because he does a lot of rants and speaking his mind.. but I love his channel. He mainly talks about predator fish.
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