Good Reef Book?

[Go Gators]

Can anyone recommend a good book on reef keeping that is fairly detailed
with examples of setup? I have the Reef Aqaurium book by Sprung and
Delbeek, however it does not go to in depth about the actual setup of a reef
aquarium. They talk about numerous methods but no real hard data of what
would work best. It is a great book but not exactly what I am looking for.
I have visited numerous websites with great info, but nothing beats a good
book. I use to have a 180g fish only with sump. I quickly learned that
bio-balls are not the way to go. Way too many water changes to suit me. I
have sold everything due to a move and would now like to try my hand at a
reef setup.

Thanks

[Stephen]

Here is a great price on my favorite reef book:
http://www.foryourfish.com/cgi-bin/webc.cgi/FYF-B-RC15.htm?sid=1cdAk00m05MI07o-04103075601.98

Go for the hardcover. John makes learning about reef habitats and such quite
a good read by also including stories from when he was a biology student at
the University of Tennessee..... I think this is Johns best book and has
been recently updated...


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"Go Gators" > wrote in message
...
> Can anyone recommend a good book on reef keeping that is fairly detailed
> with examples of setup? I have the Reef Aqaurium book by Sprung and
> Delbeek, however it does not go to in depth about the actual setup of a
reef
> aquarium. They talk about numerous methods but no real hard data of what
> would work best. It is a great book but not exactly what I am looking
for.
> I have visited numerous websites with great info, but nothing beats a good
> book. I use to have a 180g fish only with sump. I quickly learned that
> bio-balls are not the way to go. Way too many water changes to suit me.
I
> have sold everything due to a move and would now like to try my hand at a
> reef setup.
>
> Thanks
>
>

[ReeFeR_MaN]

There is everything and MORE available on the internet and its more up to
date and its also free.........just cant snuggle up in bed to read it :(




"mjd" > wrote in message
om...
> I have many reef aquarium books. I think that Tullock's Natural Reef
> Aquariums is the best of the bunch for a first reef tank book.

[Stephen]

The post specifically asked for books...
You know, some of us actually like books... 8)


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"ReeFeR_MaN" > wrote in message
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> There is everything and MORE available on the internet and its more up to
> date and its also free.........just cant snuggle up in bed to read it :(
>
>
>
>
> "mjd" > wrote in message
> om...
> > I have many reef aquarium books. I think that Tullock's Natural Reef
> > Aquariums is the best of the bunch for a first reef tank book.
>
>