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Marine Books We Recommend
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The Reef Aquarium, Volume One by Julian Sprung and J. Charles Delbeek. This should be your first book to buy if you are serious about learning reefkeeping. It's not inexpensive, but it's a great investment. Lots of info on basic reefkeeping, stony corals and clams. Some great pictures of tanks around the world.
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| A Practical Guide To Corals For The Reef Aquarium Second edition, by Eric Borneman and Ed Puterbaugh. Many nice photos helpful in identifying corals commonly found in the hobby. Some of our corals are pictured in it. |
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The Marine Aquarium Reference, Systems And Invertebrates By Martin A. Moe, Jr. , the Godfather of Marine Breeding. Author also of the classic ``Beginner to Breeder". A great reference work with lots of useful information. | |
| Corals of Australia and the Indo-Pacific, by J.E.N. Vernon. Currently the "Bible" of identification of stony corals. Univ. of Hawaii Press. 1986. ISBN 0-8248-1504-1. |  | |
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The Reef Aquarium Volume Two By Julian Sprung and J. Charles Delbeek. A nice followup to their first success. Includes soft corals |
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