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    Posted: May 19 2008 at 10:42am
I am looking for a good book or base of information that covers coral identification and care.  Do you know of any good sources?  I am purchasing the Marine  Invertebrates and Marine  Fishes by Scott books  They are from Amazon.com.  I have noticed most of you have these books, and I see them in most LFS so I assume they are worth the money.  Is there anything else that I should need?
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I know that the club used to have a library for member checkout.  Not sure if we still do or not.  Anyone from the Presidency chime in?
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We have one by Sprung that I like but it is super basic info as far as care for the coral goes.  There is another that I have been eyeballing, it is the one with the green cover I don't recall who wrote it.  I know Bob Carlson has it cause I saw it at his house Big%20smile he said he liked it. 
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Corals of the World by Veron, volumes 1 and 2 are the best for coral ID.  They're also very expensive.
 
I think the one that Wendy is talking about is "Aquarium Corals: Selection, Husbandry and Natural History" by Eric Borneman.  I have this book and it's great.
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Check out this website for coral ID, it's pretty good too
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Thanks for the information... I will check out some of these book and see what fits.


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I have one that i would be willing to give you if you wanted it. pretty new, but too much for me
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thanks i would appreciate it   pm sent
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I believe the Green book is Corals by Borneman, but I could be wrong.
 
Also the club sold out it's library due to lack of demand and lack of returning items checked out.
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Originally posted by Will Spencer Will Spencer wrote:

I believe the Green book is Corals by Borneman, but I could be wrong.
 
Also the club sold out it's library due to lack of demand and lack of returning items checked out.
 
I agree.
 
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