Good Book?

[Onion01]

Hey Stingray people, what have you heard of or think about this book?

"Freshwater Stingrays from South America: Aqualog" by Richard Ross

I have heard good things about his other book, "Freshwater Stingrays"

 

[Onion01]

bump

 

[Brent]

have both they are great
they both cover about the same things the first one is a little bigger more pages both by the richard ross

 

[Onion01]

if I got just one, which would you suggest?

 

[ExoticEctotherms]

I also liked this book:

"Freshwater Stingray: An In-Depth Survey of These Magnificent Fishes", by Hans Gonnella and Herbert Axelrod.

You can get it on Amazon.com

 

[Onion01]

ooh, they all look good. I got $30 free credit on amazon, and am looking forward to picking some up some ray books

 

[Brent]

the first one
the one pictured above is good too shorter though
there all good and pretty cheap get them all

 

[Onion01]

lol, that would be a great solution, but I will only buy one. So, which of the three? What is the main difference in the 2 Richard Ross books?

 

[Brent]

more pictures and a little more elaboration in the first one get that one

 

[Onion01]

but all in all the same info?