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| TROPICAL FISH Coloring Book (2010) | |
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Can you color the Regal Angelfish? |
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Sole photo contributor in Sierra Club's TROPICAL Fish Coloring Book, published by Pomegranate Publications Inc., CA, USA (2010). A total of 22 of my fish photos were used. Click the name of the fish below to view them online on Bioquatic Photo's Web Site: Regal Angelfish Picasso Fish Copperband Butterflyfish Mandarin Dragonet Harlequin Filefish Red Lionfish Yellowtail Coris Emperor Angelfish Clown Triggerfish Ornate Cowfish Spotted Sea Horse Flame Angelfish Sunset Wrasse Seven-Stripe Frontosa Klunzinger's Wrasse Blue-Girdled Angelfish Zebra Turkeyfish Common Discus Queen Triggerfish Threadfin Butterflyfish Harlequin Tuskfish |
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| WHAT FISH? (2009) | |
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Major photo contributor in Phil Hunt's book WHAT FISH? A Buyer's Guide to Reef Fish published by INTERPET Publishing, Dorking, Surrey, UK (2009). ISBN: 978 1 84286 222 3 A total of 58 of my photos were used, including the ones shown here (click the image numbers to learn more about these images): 2637-D: Yellow Watchman gobies (Cryptocentrus cinctus) with symbiotic shrimp (Alpheus sp.) |
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| Q&A The Marine Aquarium (2008) |
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Major photo contributor in Dr Ashley Ward's book Q&A Questions and Answers The Marine Aquarium published by INTERPET Publishing, Dorking, Surrey, UK (2008). ISBN: 978-1-84286-168-4 Photos of invertebrates are numerous in Bioquatic's collection. A total of 52 of my photos were used, including the ones shown here (click the image numbers to learn more about these images): 2211: Social feeding group of the Poweder Blue Tang (Acanthurus leucosternon) from a shallow reef in the Maldives (A rare image and one of my most used images shot in 1980 when the Maldives were totally unspoiled)35545: Bigeye Trevally (Caranx sexfasciatus) from the Coral Sea |
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WHAT INVERTEBRATE? (2007) |
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Major photo contributor in Tristan Lougher's book WHAT INVERTEBRATE? A Buyer's Guide for Marine Aquariums published by INTERPET Publishing, Dorking, Surrey, UK (2007). ISBN: 978 1 84286 179 0 Photos of invertebrates are numerous in Bioquatic's collection. A total of 111 of my photos were used, including the ones shown here (click the image numbers to learn more about these images): 5598: Staghorn Corals (Acropora formosa and Acropora nobilis) from the Great Barrier Reef |
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| BREEDES'S GUIDE TO MARINE AQUARIUM FISHES (2007) | |
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Major photo contributor in Matthew L. Wittenricht's book The Complete Illustrated Breeder's Guide to Marine Aquarium Fishes published by T.F.H. Publications (NJ, USA) and Microcosm Ltd., (VT, USA), (2007). ISBN: 1-890087-71-9 A total of 48 of my photos were used, including the ones shown here (click the image numbers to learn more about these images): 35137 and 35134 showing male and female of the rare Resplendent Pygmy Angelfish (Centropyge resplendens) endemic to Ascension Island in the central Atlantic. |
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WHAT FISH? (2006) |
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Major photo contributor in Tristan Lougher's book WHAT FISH? A Buyer's Guide to Marine Fish published by INTERPET Publishing, Dorking, Surrey, UK (2006). ISBN: 978 1 84286 118 9 A total of 21 of my photos were used, including the ones shown here (click the image numbers to learn more about these images): 2659-D: Multibanned Goby (Elacatinus multifasciatus) |
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| 500 Ways to be a better Marine Fishkeeper (2005) | |
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Major photo contributor in Dave Garratt, Tim Hayes, Tristan Lougher and Dick Mills' book 500 Ways to be a better MARINE FISHKEEPER published by INTERPET Publishing, Dorking, Surrey, UK (2005). ISBN: 1-84286-108-5 A total of 66 of my photos were used, including the ones shown here (click the image numbers to learn more about these images): 8080-D: Mithrax crab (Mithrax sculptus) |
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Kirken ved Havet (2004) |
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Major photo contributor in Inger Vågen's (editor) Kirken ved Havet (freely translated to "The Church by the Sea"), published by Hidra Menighet (Hidra, Norway), (2004). ISBN: 82-303-0174-3 A total of 32 of my photos were used, including the one shown bewlow (click the image number to learn more about this image): 71019 showing Hidra Kirke by night. |
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THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AQUARIUMS OF THE WORLD By Alf Jacob Nilsen and Svein A. Fosså
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Languages: Trilingual English / French / Dutch Publisher: Tectum Publishers and |
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| "an amazon dreamscape" Photo:Mike Duhon Tank built and maintained by Aquarium Design Group, Texas, USA |
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| Recent aquarium books are more beautiful and better equipped than ever. The factual contents have a quality unforeseen. Fishes, invertebrates and plants are identified with scientific accuracy. Well-educated and serious professionals describe the technical equipments, foods and maintenance routines with dedication and seriousness. The faith of the aquarium animals has never been in better hands. The likeliness to achieve success, as an aquarium keeper, is greater today than ever before. |  |
| "builders of coral reefs" Photo: Werner Huthmacher Tank constructed and owned by Pieter Van Suijlekom, the Nederland |
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| Still, to a large extent, modern aquarium books have lost track of one of the major considerations people have when contemplating setting up an aquarium in the first place. Surely, quite a few new aquarists have chosen their hobby foremost in order to study the aquatic world really up-close, but in a modern home, more and more people are concerned about what the aquarium can do to the interior of their own home. |  |
| "in the deep of the blue" Photo: Werner Huthmacher | |
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In Tectum's newest book project "The Most Beautiful Aquariums of the World" the sole focus is, for the first time in any modern aquarium book, on what an aquarium can do to your home. How a well-designed aquarium can become a focal point in even the most fashionable of living rooms. The Tectum team selected and photographed the top-of-the-top aquariums from amongst several of the most discriminating aquarium owners in the world. “The Most Beautiful Aquariums of the World” is not your average aquarium book. It is a book about the use of aquariums as decorative elements and focal points in room furnishing. This book focuses at architecture, decoration, furniture, as well as aquariums and living aquatic organisms. Through sequences of beautiful photography and short pieces of texts, it tells the story of how a small segment of nature, in the form of life in a glass encased box, can be a part of a beautiful room interior. |
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| "the amazon" Photo and aquarium construction by: Reef Aquaria Design Inc., Director Jeff Turner, Coconut Creek, Florida, USA, a major contributor to the content of the book.. |
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Korallenriff-Aquarium - Band 1: Grundlagen für den erfolgreichen Betrieb ISBN: 978-3-86659-072-4
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Inhalt: Das Korallenriff-Aquarium – Band 1 Die sechsbändige Reihe „Das Korallenriff-Aquarium“ hat im Hobby Maßstäbe gesetzt. Im hier vorliegenden, völlig neu bearbeiteten, erweiterten und aktualisierten Band 1 erläutern die Autoren die Grundlagen, die zur erfolgreichen Riffaquaristik nötig sind. Sie schildern die Entstehung sowie die verschiedenen Typen von Riffen und zeigen, wie ein herrliches, artenreiches Korallenriff im Aquarium geschaffen und gepflegt werden kann. Fundierte, leicht verständliche Information und brillante Fotos: Das unentbehrliche Standardwerk für jeden Meerwasser-aquarianer! |
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Die verschiedenen Rifftypen und ihre Ökologie
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1) Korallenriffe Aspekte zur geologischen Geschichte der Korallenriffe Typen von Korallenriffen
Geografische Verbreitung tropischer Korallenriffe
Einführung in die Ökologie der Korallenriffe
Allgemeine Korallenriffökologie
Primärproduktion im Korallenriff
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2) Ein Korallenriff im Aquarium Wie alles begann Die Aquaristik erregt öffentliches Interesse
Moderne Versorgung mit Riffbewohnern
Pflichten des Hobbyaquarianers
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3) Licht UV-Strahlung und ihre Wirkung auf Korallen Korallenfarben und Fluoreszenzpigmente
Licht und Fotosynthese
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4) Wasser Salzgehalt des Meerwassers - Das Messen der Salinität Osmolarität und osmotische Regulation Künstliches oder natürliches Meerwasser? Chemische Reaktionen und Parameter des Meerwassers
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5) Temperatur
Beheizung des Korallenriff-Aquariums
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6) Biochemische Prozesse im Korallenriff-Aquarium Stickstoff und Stickstoffzyklus Bakterien und ihr Milieu Der Stickstoffzyklus – detailliert betrachtet
Phosphat und der Phosphorzyklus |
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7) Filterung, Wasserpflege und Strömungstechnik
Kohlefilter und andere chemische Adsorptionsfilter
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8) Ausgewählte Aquarienporträts Literaturnachweis |
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REEF SECRETS A fresh, easy-to-follow approach to setting up an strcking a reef aquarium,
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Reef Secrets includes:
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"A Consice Encyclopedia of Fishes and Invertebrates Commonly Available to the Marine Aquarist" The stocking guide covers all major phyla and 440 of the most common organisms kept in captivity. The guide gives short, but precise information on: Systematic, Scientific- and popular names, Distribution, Lighting, Circulation, Water Quality, Aquascaping, Feeding, Compatibility, Hazards and Conservation. |
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| AMAZON REVIEW:
Best marine aquarium book ever, February 2, 2004
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| UK Only' Aquarist Classifieds Readers Review:
An ideal introduction to reefkeeping. This book is an ideal introduction to reefkeeping, covering the basic techniques and accepted best practice with a chapter each on lighting requirements, maintaining water quality, aquascaping, algae, feeding, and conservation. There is a stocking guide covering around 400 of the more commonly available species of fish, corals and invertebrates. Each brief species description is accompanied by an excellent photo and clearly set out advice on their care requirements and the degree of challenge. For me though, what made this book stand out from many others covering similar territory were the two chapters on modelling and stocking aquariums to try to emulate real biotopes and ecological niches. They provide inspirational, yet practical, examples of the different sorts of themes you could consider - be it a Red Sea cave or a reef gorge - and how to implement them. This has been done before, most notably in John Tullock's 'Natural Reef Aquariums', but that just did not affect me the way this book has. Nor is Tullock's book as current - a real issue given the speed with which this hobby is evolving. Nilsen and Fossa know what they are talking about. They are the authors of the four volume Modern Coral Reef Aquarium series of books - probably the most comprehensive and respected European reference books on reefkeeping and the identification and care of the species inhabiting them. So in summary: a well written, beautifully illustrated, comprehensive and inspirational guide to reefkeeping by two authoritative and internationally respected authors. |
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| The Modern Coral Reef Aquarium Vol. 4
Aquarium keeping of snails, mussels, sea stars, brittle stars, sea urchins, sea cucumbers, |
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| The Modern Coral Reef Aquarium Vol. 4 covers several important invertebrate groups of great interest and importance to the modern reef aquarium keeper: Molluscs, Echinoderms, Tunicates and more!
Hardcover, 480 pages, 1030 color photos, 60+ line drawings and B/W photos, several tables.
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Molluscs, such as snails, slugs and bivalves, commonly found in the trade are discussed in detail. Like in previous volumes of this book series, also more obscure and rare members of the phylum are covered to the extent, which can be of value to the marine aquarist. Echinoderms - or spiny skinned animals - are shown in spectacular photos, and the biology and aquarium care of the many interesting brittle stars, starfishes, sea cucumbers, and sea urchins are described in detail. |
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The book also discusses the interesting group of sea squirts, or tunicates. These organisms, which are very insufficiently covered in most aquarium books, are dealt with in detailed accuracy and illustrated with magnificent colour photos. The world number one expert, the late Dr. Patricia Kott of Queensland Museum, Brisbane, Australia has contributed greately to make this chapter one of the most comprehensive overviews of tropical tunicates! As an introduction to the book, Dr. Bruce Carlson (former Director of the Waikiki Aquarium, Hawaii) has written a fascinating chapter on "The Future of Reef Aquariums". Together with the other three MCRA volumes, this book completes your knowledge on the invertebrates of the "Modern Coral Reef Aquarium"! |
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