Dad got a subscription online for my 16th birthday, it has since expired. It's much cheaper like this
Does anybody read books anymore?
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Look into an international subscription:
https://checkout.subscriptiongenius.com/amazonasmagazine.com/
$70 USD for 3 years Digital and Hardcover. $129 for 3 years
EDIT: $20 USD per year shipping. Digital is $36 for 3 years
I'd love a nice encyclopedia of cichlid or catfish profiles but sadly no physical book that I can find is even remotely close to cichlid forum or planetcatfish. I still have some smaller books on my shelf that I used when I was getting into the hobby, but they're mostly decorative now.
The Aqua Log books are a great resource for I.D, there are a number of photos of each species, so color differences coming from mood changes, and locations variants are important.
Not much in the way of detailed info though.
I often use them as a reference check when I.D.ing questions are posed.
But ia have built a library over the years, when books become available, at prices I can afford, and use the actual books, quite often.
Everything from Veterinary text books, to regions, to evolutionary theories.
I started seriously collecting books in the mid 80s.
Not much in the way of detailed info though.
I often use them as a reference check when I.D.ing questions are posed.
But ia have built a library over the years, when books become available, at prices I can afford, and use the actual books, quite often.
Everything from Veterinary text books, to regions, to evolutionary theories.
I started seriously collecting books in the mid 80s.
Found this when browsing for this book. Dr. Axelrod has an interesting history shall we say.
https://causticsconscience.files.wo...ert-axelrod-tank-talk-38-06-february-2011.pdf
Interesting, I didn't know any of that. I just have read a couple of his books, knew he was a very highly regarded ichthyologist. That's pretty cool if any of that is true
I like the Ad Konings books for ID, lake maps and such.