The Marine Fish Health & Feeding Handbook: The Essential Guide to Keeping Saltwater Species Alive and Thriving

The Marine Fish Health & Feeding Handbook is the most complete, up-to-date, profusely illustrated marine fish health guide for home aquarists ever published. It includes hands-on advice for preventing, recognizing, and treating all common marine diseases, conditions, and maladies. Hundreds of color photographs illustrate symptoms, quarantine systems, foods and feeding, and preventive husbandry techniques. The book also contains information from scientific research performed by leading authorities that deals with various aspects of seahorse biology, ecology, systematics, and conservation and combines it with captive-care techniques of nationally recognized aquarists to make the best possible book on the subject to date. From first-aid tactics to everyday feeding for long-term success, this reliable guide offers easy-to-follow, state-of-the-art advice on keeping a saltwater aquarium healthy, well-fed, and free of common diseases and maladies.

Sooner or later, every marine fishkeeper will need this book. From beginner to expert, The Marine Fish Health & Feeding Handbook is the must-have new reference for every marine aquarium owner. It is an indispensable tool for all aquarium shops and staff who care for and sell marine livestock.

Bob Goemans is a lifelong aquarist and a prominent figure in American and European marine aquarium circles. He is an independent spokesman for the hobby and has written for publications that include Tropical Fish Hobbyist, Marine Fish Monthly, Freshwater and Marine Aquariums, Seascope, Practical Fishkeeping,and Marine World. Bob lives in Tucson, Arizona.

Lance Ichinotsubo has been an aquarium hobby professional for more than 30 years. He is president of Captive Seas, Inc., a design, installation, and maintenance consulting firm with clients around the world. Lance is a founding member of the American Marinelife Dealers Association (AMDA) and has been involved with the Marine Aquarium Council (MAC) and the Advisory Council for the International Game Fish Association. He lives in Margate, Florida.