terrydarc
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I'd really like to find a single sheet, waterproof fish guide for the Galapgos or maybe South America Pacific. Closest I've got is for Costa Rica. Any ideas?
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Galapagos Fish Guide
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They sell them in Puerto Ayorra in the Galloping Pogos, but in any decent book store in Quito or Guayaqil they'll have them. Are you doing a liveaboard? Certainly they will.
I have never found much value in the take-along variety. It's just a small placcard with a few creatures, surely 1/2 of it will be taken up with Mobula Rays, Hammerheads and Seals.
There are so few indvidual critters that you will see in the Galapagos, I think maybe I've seen 35 species in all of my many dives there.
Here's the classic book http://www.amazon.com/Reef-Fish-Identification-Paul-Humann/dp/1878348353 ...and they have always worked for me!
I have never found much value in the take-along variety. It's just a small placcard with a few creatures, surely 1/2 of it will be taken up with Mobula Rays, Hammerheads and Seals.
There are so few indvidual critters that you will see in the Galapagos, I think maybe I've seen 35 species in all of my many dives there.
Here's the classic book http://www.amazon.com/Reef-Fish-Identification-Paul-Humann/dp/1878348353 ...and they have always worked for me!
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