Tropical fish · Aquatic plants

Author: Hiroshi Sasaki
Translator: Liu Wenli, Liu Wenjiang
Country: Japan/Japan
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: When asked about their knowledge of tropical fish, those unfamiliar with the subject often reply with answers like, "They have very beautiful colors," "They are quite expensive," and "They are difficult to raise," etc. It is true that they are beautiful in color, but their price is not as expensive as one might imagine. In reality, there are both expensive and inexpensive varieties. Moreover, it is not the case that cheaper tropical fish are not beautiful—this involves the principle that rarity makes something valuable. It can be said that the beauty of tropical fish has little to do with their price. As for "being relatively difficult to raise," it was indeed so in the past, but there have been significant improvements now, especially with the advancement of breeding tools. Now, raising tropical fish is much easier than before. Of course, even with all these advanced breeding tools, improper use can have the opposite effect. In the past, articles introducing tropical fish breeding were mostly accompanied by monochrome images. This book, however, provides color illustrations for every aspect, from the use of equipment to its installation and setup, so that readers can refer to them.