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OK! After a vacation and much thought, why don't we make this forum an open discussion about books? Any kind of book -- fish books, fiction books, non-fiction -- anything! Whatever you've read that's made an impression, or that you think the rest of us might like -- tell us about it!

I'll start. Is anyone familiar with Randy Wayne White's Doc Ford series? They're pretty well done, and of interest to the fish-keeping community because the protagonist, Doc Ford, is a marine biologist (among other things), and that theme is intertwined within the stories. If you have time between water changes, I recommend them.

Hey good to hear there's still some literate people around
I don't think I've read anything lately that wasn't on a computer screen!

Well I love reading from a book, nothing like the relaxation of laying in bed reading a book. As for ones on fish, well I have been doing the online reading as of late. There seems to be so many diffrent ideas, or approach's, I get lost in the sea of web sites. Been a long time since I read a fish book. I have never heard of the Doc Ford series, but will look now.

So now that your the Hugh Hefner of cichlidfish I just want to see pictures LOL j/k.



Only thing I find time to read anymore are instructions or pet magazines so sorry can't add alot to the discussion right now.

Originally posted by stilllearnin
So now that your the Hugh Hefner of cichlidfish

:redlaugh: :redlaugh: :redlaugh: LOL --

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There are several novels in the Doc Ford series. A good intro is Shark River.

Pictures, eh? Now there's a worthwhile thought!