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The Reef Aquarium, Volume Three J. Charles Delbeek & Julian Sprung
The long-awaited next book in this popular series. This book discusses the science, art and technology of building reef aquariums. Covers new ideas in filtration, lighting, and system design, plumbing, pumping, and electrical design, foods and feeding, new aquascaping techniques and future trends in the hobby. It holds many surprises and spectacular photographs. 680 pages.
Also available in French.
Currently out of print, but available in digital form on the ibookstore at:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/reef-aquarium-volume-three/id708459591?mt=11 |
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Corals: A Quick Reference Guide By Julian Sprung
A comprehensive field guide for aquarists, divers and naturalists. Nearly 700 beautiful photos with descriptions, range, and the correct pronunciation of the scientific names. Helpful charts offer information about food, light, and water motion requirements, aggressiveness, hardiness and proper positioning in the aquarium. 240 pages, hardcover.
"The most practical and accurate reference in a single affordable volume".
Also available in German, French, Italian and Japanese.
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Banggai Cardinalfish: A Guide to Captive Care, Breeding & Natural History By Ret Talbot, Martin A. Moe, Jr., Matt Pedersen, Matthew L. Wittenrich, Ph.D., Roy Yanong, V.M.D. and Tom Waltzek, D.V.M. Foreword by Dr. Gerald R. Allen
The official publication of the Banggai Rescue Project, this definitive new guide beautifully illustrates the natural history of a unique species that captivates underwater naturalists, aquarists and divers. Explore its native range and meet the indigenous fishing families and Indonesian biologists struggling to protect it. Learn the secrets of raising Banggai Cardinalfish to supply your local market. 304 pages, Soft cover and hardcover editions. |
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