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Species of Interest to Aquarist's: The oversized Damsels of the genus Microspathodon are for folks with very large systems containing rough-and-tumble livestock only...
Bibliography/Further Reading: Allen, Gerald R. 1975. Damselfishes of the South Seas. TFH Publications, Neptune City, N.J. Allen, Gerald R. 1991. Damselfishes of the World. Aquarium Systems, Mentor, Ohio. American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, 1978. The Biology of the Damselfishes a symposium held during the 56th annual meeting of the ASIH. Rosentiel School of Mar. & Atm. Sci. U. of Miami, 1980, 145-328. Axelrod, H.R. & Warren E. Burgess. 1981. Damselfishes and anemonefishes. TFH 9/81. Burgess, Warren E. 1975. Salts from the seven seas (about Microspathodon chrysurus). TFH 10/75. Emmens, C.W. 1984. Damselfishes. TFH 9/84. Fenner, Bob. 1989. Successfully selling the popular marines. Pets Supplies Marketing 1/89. Fenner, Bob & Cindi Camp, 1991. Damselfishes, saltwater bread and butter. FAMA 10/91. Fenner, Robert. 1998. The Conscientious Marine Aquarist. Microcosm, VT. 432pp. Fenner, Robert. 1999. The indomitable damsels- Family Pomacentridae. TFH 1/99. Flood, A. Colin. 1992. Thos darling damsels. TFH 8/92. Moe, Martin A. & Forrest A. Young. 1981. Spawning the jewels of the reef. FAMA 5/81. |
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