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Schnecken-Fibel / Friedrich Bitter

Attractive and useful animals in the freshwater aquarium

  • Hardcover
  • 88 pages
  • 240 colour photos
  • Dähne Publishing House
  • 1st edition (Nov. 2010)
  • Size: 21.8 × 17.4 × 1 cm

Snails have always been tolerated inhabitants in our aquariums. However, with the booming interest in shrimps and crayfish, these aquatic animals, unique in their variety of colours and shapes, have come into focus in a completely new way.

This basic primer will inspire you to take a closer look at these attractive and interesting invertebrates. The various species and their special features are presented in an unprecedented variety and all the necessary knowledge about keeping and caring for snails in freshwater aquariums is conveyed in words and pictures.

Friedrich Bitter, editor of the invertebrate magazine "Caridina", has also observed snails in their natural habitats on his numerous trips to Europe, Asia, Africa and America and has transferred his findings to practical aquarium care.

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Language: German
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Dähne Verlag GmbH
8 Erlengraben
76275 Ettlingen
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