What Fish books have you read?

[duanes]

Where? What gives you that impression?

 

[tlindsey]

I have Axelrod's Atlas burried in my collection too.It was one of my first fish book purchases years ago.

Yes Krich that is the 1st edition, have the Marine edition in the basement.

 

[tlindsey]

Where? What gives you that impression?

Lol

 

[fishnatics]

Holy smokes that's a lot of fish books.

 

[Lepisosteus]

Where? What gives you that impression?

I don't know, I just saw your thumbnail picture and thought, hey he must like cichlids

 

[duanes]

I must admit, I don't have most of those anymore, I donated about 2/3rds of them to my local fish club library just before I moved, a few months back. I kept only a select few cichlid books (surprise).

 

[Skalper666]

I'm all about the fishkeeping books as well.

The best pictorial guides i have are probably 1) pocket professional guide to cichlids, and 2) the aqualog cichlid series books, and 3) cichlids: the pictorial guide. I always enjoyed reading the fishkeeper's guide series though and anything by Paul Loiselle.

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[Lepisosteus]

I must admit, I don't have most of those anymore, I donated about 2/3rds of them to my local fish club library just before I moved, a few months back. I kept only a select few cichlid books (surprise).

I must admit the place you moved to is the dream home for me, must be very peaceful

 

[krichardson]

Yes Krich that is the 1st edition, have the Marine edition in the basement.

I think mine is also,it has the same blue cover and I have the marine edition as well but it is a smaller sized book.

 

[tlindsey]

All of them are great books imo, even though there are changes in the species classification, and new discovered species of freshwater fish.