TY...GhostShrimpMan;4533952; said:
"The Everything Fish Book" Is good, they sell it at petsmart, though I checked it out from my library.
Good Stuff.
What book do all freshwater aquarists have?
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I have an AquaLog book on Puffer fish that is great for identifing them, but doesnt have alot of "information", crapload of pic though. They have books for every kind/type of fish. Only down side is the price.
Then I also have "Freshwater Aquariums for Dummies" it sucks.
Then I also have "Freshwater Aquariums for Dummies" it sucks.
All I know is dont go for TETRA books.. That's advertising.. not helping people to setup aquariums...
The Inspired Aquarium. by Jeff and Mike Senske.
It gives ideas of how to make fish tanks apart of the room theyre in, like a piece of furniture, a little bit about aquascaping and some clever ways to hide filtration.
It gives ideas of how to make fish tanks apart of the room theyre in, like a piece of furniture, a little bit about aquascaping and some clever ways to hide filtration.
I always make sure to consult my favorite book before making decisions. Aquariums for Dummies. It hasn't led me astray yet.
Library = lots of good reads. I wouldn't say just 1 book is my "bible" But their is alot of good info out there. But I agree, MFK is pretty much my "go-to" other then the other fish people I know. You can't beat hands-on experiance.
