Anyone has this book.

[Elite]

http://www.amazon.com/o/ASIN/1890087386/re...1135257-4775920

I'm looking for a book that has a lot of fish pics. Is it a good one?
Thanks

 

[ViPeR_930]

Yep I've got it and it does indeed have a lot of pics. There's at least one pic on every page. It only includes the more common species of fish though. All of the more uncommon/rare fish aren't in there.

 

[GreshamH]

Excellent book It was designed to be a reference book of what is commingly available. It doesn't have alot of rare stuff, but it does have a few.

 

[Elite]

Cool thanks guys.. If you know any other good books, please let me know ..

 

[Kinetic]

i have this one too, it's great. I'd recommend the invert equivalent they have too. has some basics in there =/ Not as helpful, but good to have.

I also have: The Inspired Aquarium which is more of a coffee table book, fun to look through though.

 

[reefkeeper1]

If you want something more comprehensive, you can get the Scott Michael books:

http://www.amazon.com/Reef-Fishes-Scott-W-Michael/dp/1890087211/sr=8-2/qid=1169756390/ref=pd_bbs_sr_2/104-2455811-0997532?ie=UTF8&s=books

 

[doliver]

This is a great book-- it's my favorite one for quick reference. I do wish that it included a more comprehensive list of fishes -- he needs to put out a second volume or a 1000 species version.

 

[otterpop510]

yeah, pocketexpert marine fishes is a nice book to have in the car as a fast reference if you see something at the lfs, i think he came out with a more recent pocket edition called 'reef fishes,' that i thumbed through, though it had some different fishes i liked the layout and info in the 'marine fishes' book better. nice for quick overview of basic species..

 

[vtrider]

I have that one and the invert one too,the fish one is cool to know whats reef safe

 

[Litefoot Sr]

I have a lot of books and this is the one I always pull off the shelf first when I'm doing research.