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Encyclopedia of Exotic Tropical Fishes
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Author: Glen S. Axelrod and Brian M. Scott |
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Format: Hardcover ; 9" x 9-3/4" ; 845 pages ; 2,000+ color photos; 1 map
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Publisher: T.F.H. Publications Inc., 2005 |
ISBN: 0793805708 |
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Exceptional two-part reference book educates and inspires hobbyists of all ages. Features over 2,000 stunning images from some of the world's top photographers. Part One spans from the general history and science behind fish keeping in a comprehensive yet reader-friendly manner. Enlightens readers with up-to-date concepts behind current fish husbandry and fish-keeping techniques. Part Two features an excellent photo-reference with "Quick-Stats" profiles of the most popular and commonly available freshwater aquarium species from 42 different families. Learn about the Natural Range, Water Chemistry, Behavior, Dietary Requirements, and more in an easy-to-read format. Indexed by both popular names as well as the scientific names of fishes for easy reference. Beautiful hardcover book, sure to be a treasured reference book in your personal library.
Please click on "More Information" for short author biographies.
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| Glen S. Axelrod, MS, F.Z.S., received his Bachelor of Arts degree in biochemistry from Rutgers College, Rutgers University, and his Masters of Science degree in ichthyology from JLB Smith Institute of Ichthyology, Rhodes University, South Africa. In 1978, Glen became Scientific Fellow of the Zoological Society of London, a juried honor given to those who, upon application, have made original contributions to science. Glen has been an avid tropical fish enthusiast for nearly 40 years. Currently, Glen is the President and Chief Executive Officer of T.F.H. Publications, Inc., and Nylabone Products.
An avid fish-keeper since childhood, Brian M. Scott received his Bachelor of Science degree in biology from Richard Stockton College of New Jersey in 2001. He writes a monthly column for Tropical Fish Hobbyist magazine, and is the author of The Super Simple Guide to Koi (T.F.H. Publications Inc., 2004).
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