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It is now six years since the publication of the Aqualog South American Cichlids Vol. 4 (ISBN 3931702758), containing all the discus and angelfish variants. The discus were reviewed by one of the most internationally renowned discus experts, Manfred Goebel, whose compilation was so complete that to the present day there are hardly any noteworthy new variants. But that doesn't mean that discus breeding has come to a standstill since then. This is why this book was published, to compile all the novelties and new crossbreeds from 1999 to 2004. Every true discus fan will love this update, with over 130 high quality photos of sometimes stunning discus. Review: Unbeatable Fish-keeping books - January 20, 2007 Aqualog African CichlidsIII (Erwin Schrami) Unbeatable Fish-keeping Books All of the Aqualog books are excellent value, although they are not particularly cheap. They are full to the brim with first class colour photographs and to reproduce these in a book is an expensive process. Whether they are about African Cichlids or some other species of fish they are the most comprehensive identification books you can buy. They never become dated because as new fish become available to the aquarist trade the books are updated. They do not deal with the basics of fish keeping, there are many and varied books that do that. They are in the main a fish identification encyclopaedia and nothing more. But for those aquarists who are particularly interested in a single species they are indispensable. Review: Three Stars - Not impressed but ok
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Unbeatable Fish-keeping books
January 20, 2007 Aqualog African CichlidsIII (Erwin Schrami) Unbeatable Fish-keeping Books All of the Aqualog books are excellent value, although they are not particularly cheap. They are full to the brim with first class colour photographs and to reproduce these in a book is an expensive process. Whether they are about African Cichlids or some other species of fish they are the most comprehensive identification books you can buy. They never become dated because as new fish become available to the aquarist trade the books are updated. They do not deal with the basics of fish keeping, there are many and varied books that do that. They are in the main a fish identification encyclopaedia and nothing more. But for those aquarists who are particularly interested in a single species they are indispensable.
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Three Stars
Not impressed but ok
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