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03/10/2006, 10:26 AM
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really quick question
OK, a while back I had asked (like many before me) for recomendationd for some good up-to-date reef books. And then I remember 3 that everyone agreed were good..
1) CMA by Fenner 2) Corals by Borneman 3)........... But I can't remember the last one at all.... And I feel stupid for doing it.  I think it was TippyToeX who recommended it?Thanks guys if you have any clue what I'm rambling about. |
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03/10/2006, 10:51 AM
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I dont know what book it was but many recommend The New marine Aquarium - Step-by-step setup and stocking guide by Michael Paletta
Sorry if its the wrong book |
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03/10/2006, 11:41 AM
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I agree with Kraze, a very good informative book.
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03/10/2006, 12:50 PM
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I bet I recommended one of the two here:
 Reef Invertebrates: An Essential Guide to Selection, Care and Compatibiltyor  Book of Coral Propagation, Volume 1: Reef Gardening for Aquarists
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03/11/2006, 09:38 PM
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Yes! I found this post again! Well, I'm sure that they're both good, but I tihink it was the first one...
Thankee very much! *squee* I feel like a little kid at Christmas... Is that pathetic? |
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03/11/2006, 10:53 PM
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You're welcome. The first book is wonderful, and tons of eye candy too.
& not it's not pathetic! I still get that way with every little reef purchase.
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