jbilicska
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I agree Paul Humann reef books are the best. Try buying them at Amazon.com you can get good prices there.
Enjoy
Joe B
Enjoy
Joe B
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PaulChristenson:Make sure you get the 3rd Edition...And even slicker is the Reef Fish Identification CD...
RoatanMan:And then have yourself the really cool book in the serries. After you've found the little critters, this explains the bahaviors you're seeing (but maybe not noticing!)
Same authors:
See http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/18...f=pd_bbs_2/002-1903932-8251268?_encoding=UTF8
PADI also offers a book called Reef Creature Interaction- something like that. Excellent tips on how to not scare critters, allowing for closer looks. Info on attracting them with specific motions, etc.
torontoscubagirl:Hello
Can anyone recommend a good book detailing information on Carribean reef fishes, corals, reef wildlife - someting with pictures for identification and a little info on what they do, who they eat, who eat them, etc.
Thanks a bunch
PaulChristenson:They have just added Nudibranch Behavior to the series...
RoatanMan:Even after I clicked on that I thought it was a joke. I imagine there's a chapter on "Hunting the Elusive and Dangerous Lettuce Leaf"...
"Go for the kill shot on the first look into their eyes lest they charge when wounded".
Man, I thought I had a lot of free time.
catherine96821:yes, I thought it was a joke too, knowing how Paul is, so had to look....I like the term sea slug, I know some diver's behavior that qualifies.