The Complete Guide to Dwarf Seahorses in the Aquarium (Complete Guide)

The Complete Guide to Dwarf Seahorses in the Aquarium (Complete Guide) | Alisa Wagner Abbott | Very complete

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	The Complete Guide to Dwarf Seahorses in the Aquarium (Complete Guide) Alisa Wagner Abbott TFH Publications, 2003 - 144 pages average customer review:based on 7 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO DWARF SEAHORSES IN THE AQUARIUM

everything you need to know

This book was amazing! I have purchased many books on seahorses and yours was the most knowledgeable and understanding with great tips. Thank you so much!

Very complete

This touches all the bases. Very informational, but easy to read. If you want to own dwarf seahorses, get and read this book BEFORE you buy them! I wish I had!

Glad I bought it, but not as complete as I'd hoped.

I'm so glad this book is available and it will be a regularly referenced book in my library. I missed having an illustration that showed the anatomy of seahorses, however, when I was looking at one of my new dwarf seahorses anal fin yesterday, thinking it was a parasite (doh). I had to get on the internet to see an anatomy illustration. There are lots of photos of healthy seahorses, but none of what diseases look like, etc. (Although there is one of hydroids). There are no photos of tank set-ups either. I guess mainly it's the illustrations that are lacking in my opinion. But, lots of kudos & thanks to Alisa Abbott for her research and for sharing it with us, saving us from the things she learned the hard way.

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A good reference

This book is a nice, thorough, easy to understand, reference for the beginner. Short, well-organized with pictures. Not very detailed for the experienced marine aquariest.

Simple language, good photos, well organized

I bought this book as a resource to address whether I wanted to keep a seahorse aquarium. The book is neatly organized and the pictures are glossy and bright. They are really the highlight of the book. The material is presented with simple language that appeals to those just starting this hobby. There is very little technical information: Aquarium design, filtration, or ecological considerations, so that is why I gave it an average rating. This book provides a nice overview of seahorses but you will need to consult more comprehensive sources if this is to become a serious hobby. Respectfully submitted, K.

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