The Manual of Fish HealthA comprehensive guide for fish hobbyists. A healthy environment is crucial for all aquariums. It is often a challenge to understand what fish need to survive apart from a tank of water and a daily sprinkle of fish food. The Manual of Fish Health is a fully illustrated and highly informative guide covering:
This book explores vital aspects of health care for all types of fish including freshwater and saltwater, tropical and temperate, and pond and aquarium. The clear and concise text is abundantly illustrated with underwater photography, charts, and diagrams. |
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The Interpet Manual of Fish Health Chris Andrews,Adrian Exell,Neville Carrington No preview available - 2002 |
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