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A PocketExpert Guide to Marine Invertebrates: 500+ Essential-to-Know Aquarium Species

26 reviews
Ronald L. Shimek

Microcosm., 2005

Hands down the best book I've ever seen!
This book is amazing. Its great for those who are just interested in learning about marine invertebrates to those who use it as a reference guide to keep their salt water aquarium. I use this book and the rest of the Pocket Expert book on a daily basis. Seriously everyone in this hobby should own them all.

Making Stuff and Doing Things

11 reviews
Kyle Bravo

Microcosm, 2005

Another very useful book
I just got this book the day before Christmas and opened after. I've read through most of it and find it very fun and useful. There's going to be a coming time when our economy tanks and we need info like this to keep alive. We need a whole new philosophy of life, one based around both surviving and living and enjoying life, not "Working jobs we hate to buy things we don't need."

A PocketExpert Guide to Reef Aquarium Fishes: 500+ Essential-to-Know Species (Microcosm/T.F.H. Professional)

9 reviews
Scott W. Michael

Microcosm., 2006

Reef Fishes
Everything written by Scott Michael is EXCELLENT! He's my favorite aquatic author. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND all of his books!

Space Mission Analysis and Design, 3rd edition (Space Technology Library)

15 reviews

Microcosm Press, 1999

SMAD Provides an Overview of Satellite Design
SMAD takes you all the way through the process of designing a satellite. Every subsystem is covered and there are equations to do calculations throughout. It's also written in a language that anyone with only an introduction into the space world would be able to understand.

Ultimate Marine Aquariums: Saltwater Dream Systems and How They Are Created

17 reviews
Michael S. Paletta

Microcosm., 2003

Must Have if you plan to start a reef aquarium
Very useful book. It doesn't just give one persons ideas on what it takes to have a successful reef aquarium. This book samples many different types of successful reef tanks and what the owners did to keep their reefs thriving. It shows you that you can spend thousands of dollars on equipment and have a successful tank or you can have very simple and inexpensive things and still have a ...

Hot Damn and Hell Yeah! Recipies for Hungry Banditos and the Dirty South Vegan Cookbook

19 reviews
Ryan Splint

Microcosm, 2005

Excellent
Great and interesting--simple vegan recipes even I can follow! Finally, my experimentation has paid off. B.

Zinester's Guide to Portland

5 reviews
Shawn Granton; Nate Beaty

Microcosm, 2005

As charming and fun as Portland itself
On my last trip to Portland I came across a huge stack of copies of this book at Powell's Books near the front of the store. It only took a brief browsing to tell that this was a keeper and I spent the entire trip back to Seattle on the Amtrak reading it. This is the fourth edition of this guide and is primarily useful for lots and lots of cheap (or relatively cheap) restaurants, coffeehouses, ...

Stolen Sharpie Revolution: A DIY Zine Resource

8 reviews
Alex Wrekk

Microcosm, 2003

I make zines
This was a great tool for me to start making zines. It helps simplify and focus ideas into a semi-professional product. Loaded with useful info and history. A great buy for very little green.

Please Don't Feed the Bears Cookbook

5 reviews
Asbjorn Intonsus

Microcosm, 2006

Best Chili Ever!
This is one of the oddest cookbooks I've ever seen, but I really like it. If you will be offended by the author's references to Black Metal and Satan and the like, pass it up. Otherwise, I recommend it. The "Chili of Holy Terror" is the best vegan chili I've ever made.

The Logic of Microspace (The Space Technology Library)

2 reviews
Rick Fleeter, Terry Ponick, ...

Microcosm, Inc, 2000

The Future is Microsats, and Here is the Authoritative Work
After 45 years of dominance by governments and hugh corporations, perhaps the little guy is starting to make inroads into the spacce satellite market. At least that's what Rick Fleeter thinks. In "The Logic of Microspace" Fleeter talks about the revolution in small, low-cost space satellites taking place at the beginning of the 21sy century. He notes that these tiny satellites, and the microspace ...

Basslets, Dottybacks and Hawkfishes: Plus Seven More Aqarium Fish Families with Expert Captive Care Advice ...

4 reviews
Scott W. Michael, Fred Bavendam, ...

Microcosm., 2004

Great Book for the Aquarist or Diver!
Scott Michael continues his Reef Fishes series with this excellent book. The gorgeous photographs allow easy identification, often including multiple photos for color variations due to location, sex, etc. It also includes information on maximum length, distribution, and biology useful to both divers and aquarists, as well as captive care and aquarium suitability ratings. This volume along with ...

Aquarium Atlas, Volume 3 (Baensch Freshwater)

2 reviews
Rudiger Riehl

Microcosm., 1997

Excellent.
The best series ever continues the same way. Lots of new species and good pictures of all of them.

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