Fish references
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try www.fishbase.org, it has practically every fish
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Agreed. Paul Humaan's series of books are the easiest ones to use. The organization of the book... by basic body shapes, then by families makes things easy to find.knotical:
The 24 page waterproof versions are great for taking onto boats, although they have only the most common stuff, and they really are meant only as companions to Humaan's larger books.
SeaHawk Press prints a nice 64 page waterproof boook on Coral and Fishes by Idaz & Jerry Greenburg that works well as a standalone reference. Waterproof versions are available. Great for looking at between dives.
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Wow! I used the underwater version in the BVIs 30 some years ago. Sure made my friends laugh, You really do always have a book dont you?, very popular in the surface though. The cover is getting flaky and the staples rusty but didnt start until about 3 years ago.Charlie99:
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Try this too.......http://liveaquaria.com it has a good data base....Tina
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