Ed
Tokyo Japan Home of the $20.00 paperback
>
>Goldstein et al's *American Aquarium Fishes* is the best source. It has the
>widest coverage and benefits from the authors' first-hand experience with
>many
>of the fishes covered. The book is expensive, though, and is written for
>advanced aquarists, not beginners. Be sure to see the update and errata
>list
>published in the Winter 2001 AC.
>
>Good beginner books are Quinn's *Our Native Fishes* (out-of-print but
>available
>on the secondary market) and Schleser's *North American Native Fishes for
>the
>Home Aquarium*. Both are thin on the breeding side, but provide basic
>husbandry
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