MODERN Recommended Reefkeeping Books

jgaepi · Aug 7, 2019

I searched for recommended reefkeeping books on google. GoodReads has a long list. Guess what's missing ... none of them have been written in the last 3 years. Many are from the 90s. So, in today's digital age, what are the latest recommended reefkeeping books. Preferably anything that is 5 years old or newer. Thank you!

Reefkeeping Books

Books shelved as reefkeeping: Natural Reef Aquariums: Simplified Approaches to Creating Living Saltwater Microcosms by John H. Tullock, The Reef Aquarium...

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Ranjib · Aug 7, 2019

Following along, Im curious as well.

GThompson · Aug 7, 2019

Not much that I’ve found

Katrina71 · Aug 7, 2019

I would like to see a book to target younger reefers as well.

jaxredsoxfan · Sep 11, 2019

I have seen the same problem, I have bookshelves of stuff from the 90s but nobody seems to be writing books anymore.

Ranjib · Sep 12, 2019

jaxredsoxfan said:
I have seen the same problem, I have bookshelves of stuff from the 90s but nobody seems to be writing books anymore.

Blogs, tutorial, free ebooks etc are slowly taking over the paper based mediums. Similar to what happened to mails after email came.

Modest · Sep 18, 2019

Have a look on Amazon for Tanne Hoff's books. Only the first one is available in English but they're recent.

AbjectMaelstroM · Sep 18, 2019

Unfortunately or fortunately, kind of a double edged sword, in the digital age and the prevalence of nearly instantaneous content delivery (forums, blogs, YouTube), written publications have been pushed out to the edge of extinction. It just can't keep up with quickly moving technology and every changing "best-practices". This also may quickly lead to information overload, as I quickly found out when I first started thinking about getting into this hobby; plus having to really learn to pick through the information as some anecdotal information has a tendency to being passed on as facts.

backdraft_reefer · Sep 18, 2019

Not really books, but getting a subscription to Coral Magazine has been great for me. There are a bunch of species related articles and new information that comes out with each issue. I enjoy reading them and keeping them for reference in the future.