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Old 01-29-2006, 11:10 AM   #11 (permalink)
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I'd like to check out those books! Always looking for a good new book. It just seems that alot of the books cover the same topics and have very similar pictures.
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yes i love that book, im going to pick it up soon, i have "Marine Fishes" and its great!


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Volume 2 is a www.barnesandnobel.com the synopsis of vol 2 follows:

This volume deals exclusively with the phylum Cnidaria, the group of animals that, among others, contains corals, anemones and jellyfishes. All three classes in the phylum - the Hydrozoa, Scyphozoa, and Anthozoa - are discussed in details. Chapters on evolution and reproduction biology of the cnidarians are also included. Several scientists, all experts in their individual fields, have contributed to this volume. With their help and that of scientific and popular literature, we have tried to make the content as up to date as possible. You will therefore find, not only an extensive list of references, but also a wealth of information never before grouped together in a popular book dealing with the cnidarians. The text is focused, both on the biology of the group, as well as on how to keep cnidarians successfully in aquaria. The book also contains more than 800 high-quality photographs showing different groups of animals in their natural habitat and illustrating details of their biology, as well as their growth and survival in "The Modern Coral Reef Aquarium.
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I think this is one of the best books about the hobby. Don't pay full price for books, use e-bay and ebays half.com. Also check Abesbooks .com, it is a site of thousands of small book sellers. You can find the books you need REAL cheap.
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awesome info man i think this is just what i was looking for. hey does anyone else have good invert, coral books, marine books they would recommend? i am looking to read something i can take places(unlike web pages).
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Zissou, also pick up Eric Bornemans Guide to corals and pick up books from Julian Sprung. He is the best source in my opinion for corals and inverts.
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Old 02-13-2006, 10:34 AM   #17 (permalink)
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thanks for the heads up gawlowski will do on checking these books. thanks againg karma to ya
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