Everything the fish hobbyist needs to know about breeding fish in tanks is here! Dozens of fish species are described and their mating habits outlined. Tables and charts reveal ideal tank breeding conditions. More than 30 striking, full-color photos and dozens of precise line drawings!
The emergence patterns of trout-stream insects and effective new fly patterns and fishing techniques.
Key to the Freshwater Fishes of the British Isles (FBA Scientific Publication, #62)
by Peter S. Maitland
"Animals under Threat" highlights the plight of animals that are endangered or threatened by extinction. Each book examines the lifestyle of the animal, and why it is considered endangered or threatened. The human involvement in the threat to these animals or their habitat is discussed and the conservation efforts being made to avoid extinction are detailed. There is also further information on sustainable development and how the reader can become involved in saving the animals. Case studies on...
Humanity can make short work of the oceans' creatures. In 1741, hungry explorers discovered herds of Steller's sea cow in the Bering Strait, and in less than thirty years, the amiable beast had been harpooned into extinction. It's a classic story, but a key fact is often omitted. Bering Islannd was the last redoubt of a species that had been decimated by hunting and habitat loss years before the explorers set sail.As Callum M. Roberts reveals in THE UNNATURAL HISTORY OF THE SEA, the oceans' b...
Introduction to the Amphibians and Reptiles of Tropical Asia
by Indraneil Das
Untersuchungen zur Biologie der Erdkrote Bufo Bufo L. (Distinguished Dissertations)
by Karl-Robert Wolf
Hymenomycetes in the Perspective of 200 Years (Symbolae Botanicae Upsalienses, v. 33.)
The importance of Marcus Elieser Bloch's famous book, published 1795, has not lost its value for modern ichthyology. While Linnaeus, 1758, listed approximately 400 species, Bloch's work contains descriptions and scientifically and aesthetically admirable illustrations of about 500 species. of these 267 were presented as new to science or needing new names. Many of his suggested names are still valid and in general use. Moreover, he introduced 19 new generic names, many of which were accepted. Th...
What Fish is That? (2nd edition) is the authoritative, fully illustrated fish identification guide for inland and coastal fishing in Australia. This pocket-sized book is convenient to take with you on any fishing trip, and gives you all the information you need to identify your catch on the spot. Common sizes, habitats, fish behaviour, expert fishing tips and even 'table quality'- it's all covered in this practical guide compiled by Australia's fish identification gurus. The second edition featu...
Why am I a Fish? (Classifying Animals) (Raintree Perspectives: Classifying Animals S.)
by Greg Pyers
This series examines the world of animal classification using an investigatory approach. Each title follows the animal through various life stages, investigating the characteristics it displays and comparing this to animals outside the group.
Coastal Fishes of South-Eastern Australia is the first book to cover almost all the known fish species from the coastal waters of eastern Australia, ranging from northern New South Wales to western Victoria.
I Don't Need Therapy I Just Need More Fishing
by Rockingkits Fisherman Press House
With nearly 6,000 species currently identified, frogs and toads are the most familiar and abundant amphibians on the planet. They were the first vertebrates to make a sound, quickly making themselves known by croaking or calling, and they can now be found in most parts of the world. Frogs and Toads is a comprehensive guide to the natural history of these popular and charismatic creatures. Since the first frogs appeared 220 million years ago, they have evolved into 47 unique families. The book d...
Ich liebe es, wenn meine Frau mich zum Angeln gehen lässt - Mein Fangbuch Angel Logbuch
by Angler Und Jager Logbucher Publishing