Best Books to Get?

[Snid]

Ok, so as I continue with my research on Corals, I'd like some references that are beyond the Internet. Does anyone have any books that are packed full of information, pictures, etc. that a newbie with corals like me could read and also refer to regularly that I could buy?

For those younger people out there, a book is a bunch of paper with words and images printed on them, bound together on one side. You should pick one up one day. You might find one in your parent's attic or crawl space.

 

[frisbee]

All of the books listed in the link below are nice to have, especially the Aquarium Corals book by Eric Borneman. The Reef Aquarium Vol. 3 by Julian Sprung & Charles Delbeek, & the Modern Coral Reef Aquarium Volumes 1-4 are all solid books as well.

http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2008-01/tips/index.php

HTH.

 

[Mike Johnson]

I have most of the books that are written on the subject of marine aquaria. The one's I refer to the most are "Book of Coral Propagation" by Anthony Calfo and "Reef Invertebrates" by Anthony Calfo and Robert Fenner. Those two books are not expensive and would be a good start for your collection.

 

[Oxylebius]

I refer to Aquarium Corals book by Eric Borneman quite often

 

[Mrsalt]

All of the books listed in the link below are nice to have, especially the Aquarium Corals book by Eric Borneman. The Reef Aquarium Vol. 3 by Julian Sprung & Charles Delbeek, & the Modern Coral Reef Aquarium Volumes 1-4 are all solid books as well.

http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2008-01/tips/index.php

HTH.

I agree the reef aquarium is a great reference.