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ALGAE A Problem Solver Guide
by Julian Sprung $19.99
In this book, Julian
Sprung focuses on the varieties of algae that can commonly become
problematic in marine aquariums. Included are details on how
to control and eliminate problem algae such as slime algae, hair
algae, diatoms, and dinoflagellates through the modification
of husbandry practices and the use of specific herbivores. Algae
contains over 180 photographs, including photos taken under the
microscope, to aid in the identification of various algae. |
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Corals Of The World Three
Volume Set.
By J.E.N Veron 
One of
the most comprehensive, authorative and spectacular productions
ever given to a group of marine organisms.
Dr. Veron's award winning 'classic' Corals of Australia and the
Indo-Pacific first published in 1986 is completely eclipsed by
corals of the world.
In Stock $159.99
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Corals: A Quick Reference Guide by Julian
Sprung $34.99
Details hundreds of species with full-color
photographs. Defines corals and distinguishes them through photos.
Provides quick reference charts concerning each coral's light,
water, movement, and food requirements. Proper positioning in
the aquarium is also discussed. |
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Invertebrates A Quick Reference
Guide by Julian Sprung
$34.99
Defines the invertebrate
groups and gives information about their natural history, structure,
and features to distinguish between like species. Includes many
informative charts and diagrams.
Designed as a simple-to-read
book, Invertebrates describes pictured invertebrates as toxic,
destructive, or suitable for captive living. |
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The Reef Aquarium, Vol 1
J. Charles Delbeek & Julian Sprung $69.99
A comprehensive guide
to the identification and care of tropical marine invertebrates.
This book assists the hobbyist and professional aquarist in understanding
aquarium systems. Emphasizes the biology and identification of
reef animals and plants, and gives common trade names familiar
to dealers, hobbyists, and importers.
Chapters Cover: Reefs in nature, Nutrients in natural coral reefs,
Biology of stony corals, clams, Techniques to maintain corals
and clams, & Aquarium lighting. |
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The Reef Aquarium, Vol 2
J. Charles Delbeek &
Julian Sprung $69.99
Keeping host sea anemones--one
of the most difficult sea animals to keep--just got easier with
the aid of this book. Understanding how to duplicate the type
of environments anemones live in is key to keeping captive anemones.
In this volume of the Reef Aquarium series, the authors provide
easy to use chapters for identifying the complicated coral taxonomy.
Discussions on husbandry of marine life include when the best
time is and all necessary tools for continued success. Incredibly
thorough! |
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Marine Fishes
by Scott Michael
500 + Aquarium Species
$29.99.99 |
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Aquarium Corals
by Eric H. Borneman $39.99
Selecting among a
bewildering array of soft and stony corals is the primary focus
of master aquarist Eric Borneman’s text. This book gives
both novice and expert coral keepers clear and vital information
on coral selection, biology, natural history, and care requirements. |
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Clownfishes A Guide to Their
Captive Care, Breeding & Natural History
by Joyce D. Wilkerson
$34.99
. Written by one of the
pioneers in the captive breeding of clownfishes in home aquariums,
this book includes: Clownfishes in the wild Anemone ecology &
preservation, Clownfish & anemone species identification
guides, selecting breeding stock, orchestrating the spawn, successful
hatching techniques, culturing your own microalgae, rotifers
& brine shrimp, & propagation as a cottage industry.of |
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The New Marine Aquarium
Step-by-step setup & stocking guide
by Michael S. Paletta $24.99
A wonderful handbook
for beginning aquarists or anyone who needs assistance with saltwater
tanks. Expert aquarist Michael Paletta offers up to date guidance
on equipping and stocking an aquarium that will provide years
of enjoyment. He discusses many setup mistakes and low-maintenance
filtration systems using live rock. Illustrated step-by-step
aquascape techniques and a photographic guide to the hardiest
fish for keeping. |
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Giant Clams A comprehensive
guide to the identification and care of Tridacnid clams by Daniel
Knop $59.99
An exhaustive introduction
to the maintenance and care of molluscus in an aquarium. Information
on the breeding of Giant Clams is also offered and described
in immaculate detail. This is one of the first reference books
presented about clams. The illustrations are informative while
the photographs boldly depict clams in bright color and black/white.E!!! |
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The Modern Coral Reef Aquarium,
Volume 1 Svein A. Fossa and Alf Jacob Nilsen $69.99
Provides a fascinating
look at the natural history of coral reefs that form the foundation
for understanding reef ecology and its practical application
in closed system aquaria. Beginners and experienced hobbyists
will appreciate the wealth of information and beautiful illustrations.
Special emphasis on reef construction, marine algae, and microbiology
affords an invaluable tool for designing an ecologically responsible
system.!!! |
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The Modern Coral Reef Aquarium,
Volume 2 Svein A. Fossa and Alf Jacob Nilsen $69.99
This volume deals exclusively with the phylum Cnidaria, the group
of animals that contains corals, anemones and jellyfish. The
book discusses all three classes in the phylum--the Hydrozoa,
Scyphozoa, and Anthozoa--in detail. The authors also include
chapters on evolution and reproduction biology of the cnidarians.
You will find an extensive list of references, and a wealth of
information never before grouped together in a popular book dealing
with the cnidarians. The text is focused both on the biology
of the group, and on how to keep cnidarians successfully in the
aquaria. The book contains more than 800 high quality photographs
showing different groups of animals in their natural habitat
and illustrating details of their biology, as well as their growth
and survival in "the modern coral reef aquarium." Up-to-date
and with a wealth of information from several scientists, volume
2 will make an excellent addition to your library. |
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The Modern Coral Reef Aquarium,
Volume 3 Svein A. Fossa and Alf Jacob Nilsen $69.99
In the third volume the authors present 43 selected international
contemporary coral reef aquaria. The book also covers the evolutionary
perspective of the animals we keep, microscopic single-celled
animals that are important for the biological balance of any
aquarium, sponges, small invertebrate phyla--such as the sea
spiders and the water bears, "Marine Worms," and Crustaceans.
You will find new information on the most common species seen
in the trade as well as presentations of more uncommon, but nevertheless
highly interesting species for the reef enthusiasts. |
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The Modern Coral Reef Aquarium,
Volume 4 Svein A. Fossa and Alf Jacob Nilsen $69.99
This fourth volume
of the encyclopedia of Modern Coral Ref Aquarium covers important
invertebrate groups: Molluscs and Echinoderms. Molluscs such
as snails, slugs, and bivalves, and Echinoderms or spiny skinned
animals are discussed in detail. Like in previous volumes of
this book series, more obscure and rare members of each phylum
are covered to the extent which can be of value to the marine
aquarist. |
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Reef Fishes Volume I
by Scott Michael
Hard cover $69.99
Designed
to be a lifelong reference for marine aquarists. Reef Fishes
provides an introduction to coral reef habitats and fish families. |
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Reef Invertebrates
by Anthony Calfo and Robert Fenner
Soft Cover $39.99
A healthy reef aquarium hosts much more than just corals and
fish. This book explores the broad variety of invertebrate organisms
that reef aquarists often keep. The frequently encountered incidental
acquisitions, "hitch hikers" on live rock, corals and
from live sand . Reserving coverage of corals and anemones for
a separate volume, this book includes:
Crustaceans: crabs, shrimps, lobsters, zooplankton
Giant Clams: Tridacna and Hippopus
Other Mollusks: oysters, scallops, snails, nudibranchs
Echinoderms: starfish, sand dollars, urchins, cucumbers
Worms: featherdusters, fanworms, bristleworms, etc.
Sponges, sea squirts and tunicates
Algae, refugiums, live rock and sand
Complete coverage of individual selection, system planning and
long term care of these organisms is combined with information
and practical advice. Each section is packed with helpful tips
for the successful keeping of inverts appropriate for marine
aquaria. 400 pages. |
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