Encyclopedia of Aquarium & Pond Fish

· Penguin
3.8
26 reviews
Ebook
400
Pages

About this ebook

A lavishly illustrated reference covering all aspects ofkeeping fish, the Encyclopedia of Aquarium & Pond Fish is the first bookon the market to provide care and identification information on all types of fish for every possible environment, from indoor aquariums to outdoor ponds. The book contains a directory of over 800 of the most popular fish—freshwater, saltwater, coldwater, and tropical—showing not only what each fish looks like, but what food they eat, which species they can cohabit with, how big they grow, and much more.

Ratings and reviews

3.8
26 reviews

About the author

David Alderton is a widely recognized expert on cage birds and a regular contributor to publications for owners of many different pets.

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