Interesting books?

[luminary]

I have really enjoyed the Konnings Central Amer book you just ordered.
There is great info about feeding, separating genera by what certain cichlids eat, and theories about how the different feeding strategies evolved.
One of the first books I'd seen, pointing out and explaining that all, in fact most Central American cichlids aren't strict carnivores.







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Thanks for the information!

 

[jjohnwm]

Old thread, but since I didn't revive it I can respond guilt-free!

My all-time favourite cichlid book is The Cichlid Aquarium by Dr. Paul Loiselle. Like all of my actual printed non-digital books, it is out of date in terms of many of the names being used; taxonomists have been busy in the cichlid world since it was printed. But Loiselle is an expert in his field, and his observations and suggestions are still as good as they ever were, and better than those of most of his colleagues.

Even older and more out of date, but still readable as a sort of nostalgia thing, is Cichlids by Robert Goldstein.
I have a number of the Axelrod books as well, but they are, as duanes stated, pretty much strictly picture books.

How about it, Niki_up ? Where have you been? Haven't seen you posting anything lately; maybe I just don't visit the pleco threads enough?