Reef Invertabrates

[oilfield safety]

Can anyone give me some feedback on the book Reef Invertabrates by Calfo and Fenner? Also does anyone have a copy that they would like to part with?

Shane

[Joe Reefer]

Great book, Finished reading it a couple of months ago. Lots of information on fuges and common inverts in the hobby.

[BMW Rider]

Great book. Yes I have a copy. No, I won't part with it, its too valuable of a reference. :razz: It should be readily available through Amazon or many LFS. I got mine from J&L.

[christyf5]

I love this book, awesome photos of stuff I might actually have in my tank and great info. I think its one of the best books out there.

[muck]

Wish it came in Hardcover. :sad:

[sumpfinfishe]

Yep one one my favorite books too!

Bob Fenner is going to be in Seattle next weekend so my copy will be signed by both authors, so I guess I would sell it for a much higher
price-not:mrgreen:

This is a great reference book, worthy to own for anyone who keeps reef tanks.

[TheReefGeek]

Muck, are they available in Edmonton anywhere?

[sumpfinfishe]

Ryan wrote:Wish it came in Hardcover

Yeah but then you wouldn't be able to read it while doing your yoga workout:mrgreen:

[muck]

Muck, are they available in Edmonton anywhere?
If you want to pay a fortune for it...yes.

[TheReefGeek]

And if I dont want to pay a fortune? amazon? chapters?

[muck]

Ryan wrote:

Yeah but then you wouldn't be able to read it while doing your yoga workout:mrgreen:

You got me Rich.
I was halfway into Downward Facing Dog. :razz:

[muck]

And if I dont want to pay a fortune? amazon? chapters?
Ocean Aquatics or JLs would be my guess as it is out of print.

[TheReefGeek]

Gotcha, thanks Muck.