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I know there is a really good one sold by BRK and I think the author is "Veron" but can't seem to find it on Amazon. would you happen to know which one I'm speaking of?

The gold standard of coral ID books; yes, I highly recommend. We have the 3 volume set at work, and they are my main reference materials. In addition to ID, Veron takes you through the history and evolution of reefs and also about his improvement on Darwinian evolution, Reticulate Evolution.

 

There is also an accompanying CD found here - AIMS

 

However, these materials only discuss the Scleractinians. For gorgonians, zoanthids, other octocorals, etc., you'll need to look elsewhere.

 

Happy reading and ID'ing!!!

 

Cheers

Mike

Aquairum coras by Eric Borneman. Selection, husbandry, and natural history is tough to beat

Nice book, wish I could afford it.

Aquairum coras by Eric Borneman. Selection, husbandry, and natural history is tough to beat

erics book is nothing like the Vernon books, not even close.

how much is Vernons book?

We need a roaming library.

I could not find it on Amazon by author, what is the title?

 

Thanks,

 

Eric.

 

Eric,

 

Click on Rik's link in post #2. And tell my little buddy Caroline she's a cutie!

 

Maureen

Oh, that link! Well $160! At least they have free shipping!!

 

Caroline is all smiles :biggrin:

 

Eric,

 

Click on Rik's link in post #2. And tell my little buddy Caroline she's a cutie!

 

Maureen

Better yet, click on the "New and used" link on Amazon and someone in England has the book listed used for $361.12 + shipping!

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