RE: NANFA-- Handbook of Darters

chuckmiro (chuckmiro_at_wdn.com)
Tue, 28 Nov 2000 14:33:29 -0500

> If you want a more up-to-date guide to darters, I'd recommend
> the various
> "Fishes of..." books printed in the last 10 years, especially
> those for
> Virginia, Tennessee and Alabama, and a new on due next year
> on Mississippi.
> Also, American Currents regularly publishes notices of new
> species and new
> aquarium spawnings.

Thanks for your advice, Chris, especially re the "outdatedness" of the
Handbook on Darters. It makes not being able to get it a little easier to
take.

On the regional pubs, I've got a copy of the _Freshwater Fishes of the
Carolinas, Virginia, Maryland and Delaware_, and I've recently ordered
_Freshwater Fishes of Virginia_ and _Delaware's Freshwater and
Brackish-Water Fishes_. But I was hoping to get books focusing exclusively
on darters.

Thanks again! :)

Chuck

--
Carlos R. (Chuck) Miró, In the Potomac Basin
The North American Native Fish Association (www.nanfa.org)
DC Natives (www.egroups.com/group/PotomacAquaria)






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