The Nano-Reef Handbook: The Ultimate Guide to Reef Systems Under 15 Gallons
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| Rating | : | 4.12 (802 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0793805724 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 192 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-11-11 |
| Language | : | English |
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"This is a great book to start learning about the saltwater hobby and" according to Amazon Customer. This is a great book to start learning about the saltwater hobby and particularly about nano tanks. It provides a lot of great basic information.. Don't Judge this Book By the Cover K The cover of this book sealed the deal for me when I wavered on whether to purchase thisit represented what I thought would be inside its pages. Unfortunately, I was very disappointed. The photographs were of extremely poor quality and looked dated. Many pictures looked like they were taken with a disposable flash camera (either that or the print quality is poor). The chosen photos were not good illustrations for the respective information. If you are looking to be inspired by beautiful photos or trying to find design ideas for your nano, look elsewhere. If I could rate just the photos in th. excellent book hi,excellent book for newbie in marine. I learned a lot from it.
For a reef enthusiast looking for a new challenge or any up-and-coming fish hobbyist, nano-reef aquarium are a stunningly beautiful option. The wide range of topics covered in this guide include the importance of water quality and tips on maintaining stable water parameters; components of a nano-reef and how to choose the appropriate aquarium, lighting, and accessories for a tank; which fish and invertebrates are best for these types of tanks; and much, much more. The Nano-Reef Handbook contains all the information necessary to get started.. Any reef aquarium that contains less than 15 gallons of water is considered a nano-reef aquarium. These tiny ecosystems are almost as popular in the fish
Hargeaves's large-format The Complete Book of the Marine Aquarium (Thunder Bay, 2002), this volume is more informative than David E. His advice on selecting motile and sessile invertebrates and on choosing fish is thoughtful, as is his chapter on setting up (which includes several effective templates). Larded with attractive color photos, from the eye-catching cover through the informative text, the book includes Internet resources, useful organizations and publications, and an extensive index. Here, Brightwell focuses on a unique format-the nano- (or
CHRISTOPHER BRIGHTWELL has been an aquarium hobbyist for more than 25 years and has set up and maintained all manner of aquaria. . In 1999, he earned a degree in Marine Science from Coastal Carolina Univerity. Chris and his wife currently live in Keansburg, New Jersey, with their 180-gallon planted aquarium and 75-gallon reef aquarium