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ID help - was Re: Another mystery killie
Hi Jon,
I'll go out on a limb and say there is no cheap, effective killie atlas
in colour for IDs. They are books you either save, or hunt, for.
Aqualog is good, but is just a very expensive picture book. The Baensch
Aquarium Atlas series has good killie sections, and I was lucky to find
it in a second-hand bookstore at a very cheap price - $15 Canadian
(about $10 US) per volume, for the first three. It's worth looking
around for, as it can be found in some libraries too.
Does anyone know if there are plans to expand the photo gallery on the
AKA site? I say this as a slacker/non-photographer/consumer, but it's
such a good resource. I've used the late Winfried Steinglein's site for
IDs a lot, but who knows how long we will have access to it.
-Gary
Jon Aquì wrote:
>
> Well, Gary, your guess is as good as mine, and unfortunately, a killie atlas
> is too far out of my price range. Surprisingly enough, and if you recall my
> last "mystery" thread, these fish, too were in the ~$2.00 price range. I've
> usually been told by LFS's that killies aren't usually kept for two reasons:
> They jump and they're expensive. I'll try to do a search for A. panchax and
> see what I get. Thanks a lot!
>
> Jon
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