Meerwasser Atlas 4. Wirbellose Tiere

Unknown, Author

Travel

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Meerwasser Atlas 6: Non-Perciformes (Nicht-Barschartige) sowie Falter- und Kaiserfische

Patzner, Robert

Moosleitner, Horst

Aquarien Atlas 4: Neuimporte und seltene Fische

It proved impossible to present all the animals suitable for an aquarium in one volume. Therefore, we presented certain fish families, such as the surgeon-fishes and wrasses, as completely as possible, since there is no complete reference of them. This means that even fishes unsuitable for an aquarium are included, but they are clearly marked as such. However, the taxonomist will enjoy their listing. The great majority of the pictured fishes can be housed with invertebrates. The crustaceans and the anthozoans are presented here. In the plant section, W. A. Tomey from the Netherlands presents an elaborate treatise on a great variety of Caulerpa. Since these higher marine algae are an almost indispensable part of the biological cycle and green decoration, the chapter on marine algae is quite extensive. We strove to present the technological and chemical aspect of the marine hobby at today's state-of-the-art-level and to entice the reader to try new methods following the newest trends. 1216 pages, full color photography, 600 marine fishes feeding, breeding and natural history, 450 invertebrates and plants.

Baensch Marine Atlas Vol. 1

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Helmut Debelius

Pets & Animal Care

After the Baensch Aquarium Atlas Volumes 1 and 2, no enhancement seemed possible. However, after laborious work we have again successfully collected over 1,000 color photographs of species not presented in the previous 2 volumes of the Baensch Aquarium Atlas Series. 
This book describes over 900 fish species and 80 aquatic plants. It has been entirely revised and corrected. 
This volume again emphasizes catfishes, killifishes and, naturally, the cichlids - the eternal favorites of most aquarists. But Russian species, hereto almost unknown in Western Europe, the United States, Canada, and the Far East, have been included to a larger degree than previously. 
Now with the first 3 volumes of this series, over 2,500 fish species are described and provide the aquarist with all the information needed to keep those freshwater fish correctly. 
A must for the serious hobbyist or professional alike!

Baensch Aquarium Atlas, Vol. 3 (Third Revised Edition 2004)

Hans A. Baensch

Rüdiger Riehl

The sucker mouth catfishes are presently comprised of over 650 described and many additional, still un-described species. This makes them the largest family of South American catfishes, and many of its members are popular aquarium residents. The present tome is the first volume of a two part thorough treatise on the family Loricariidae, to an extent unavailable to date. The emphasis of this First Volume is on an introductory section describing the habitats and providing extensive information in regard to maintenance and reproduction as well as the presentation of the subfamilies Hypoptopomatinae (Otocinclus) and Loricariidae. These interesting fishes are lavishly presented in over 900 full-color photographs. An additional, more concise section deals with – as part of an overview of the South American catfishes in general – the families Cetopsidae (whale catfishes), Nematogenyidae, and Trichomycteridae (parasitic catfishes). The CATFISH ATLAS is intended as an identification guide for the interested aquarist, but also as an aid for the proper maintenance and reproduction of these fishes. The scientifically inclined reader, too, will find this worldwide largest monograph on sucker mouth catfishes an invaluable reference.

Baensch Catfish Atlas, Volume 1

Hans-Georg Evers

Ingo Seidel

Aquarien Atlas 6

This book is written to fill the gap between the simple guides, those small books on special topics, and the big books only a few hobbyists need...and for which fewer have the funds. It offers mega-doses of information, concentrated so that it is informative and interesting. Included in this book are photos of over 600 species of fish and 100 aquatic plants, yet this is not an encyclopedia of fish and plants but a practical guide on the keeping, care, breeding and adaptation of aquarium fish and plants. For both biological and aesthetic reasons, we feel live plants and fish belong together. 992 pages, hardcover.

Baensch Aquarium Atlas Vol. 1 (EDITION 2005)

This new edition has been entirely revised and over 800 color photos have been exchanged for better quality and more detailed photos. Also all the name changes and new names have been updated.
 The ultimate photographic guide to freshwater fishes, this Photo Index is a long-awaited and invaluable tool for all aquarists and aquarium-fish professionals. Expert coverage of 4,000 popular and rare species make this a must-have stand-alone reference, and an essential fish finder for all collectors of the Aquarium Atlas Series.
 The approximately 4,600 color photographs are accompanied by brief, concise information on natural distribution, social behavior, dietary requirements, breeding, etc. Includes a comprehensive 30,000-entry index to freshwater genera and species. 1215 pages.

Baensch Aquarium Atlas Photo Index 1-5 (NEW REVISED THIRD EDITION 2007)

Dr. Gero W. Fischer

Blochs Atlas 3: Naturgeschichte der ausländischen Fische 1791 - 1795

Bloch, Marcus Elieser

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