1200 Tropical Fish

This work represents one of the most comprehensive encyclopedic references to tropical fish ever produced. Beyond the richly detailed, full-colour illustrations, every species entry is accompanied by essential biological and ecological information, including the scientific and common names, average body length, and the species’ natural habitat in the wild. This combination of visual clarity and authoritative data makes the encyclopedia both informative and highly practical.

The use of architectural CAD technology allows for an unprecedented level of detail, making it possible to clearly distinguish between closely related species. Subtle variations - such as intricate patterning, fin folds, body contours, and structural shapes - are rendered with remarkable precision, enabling accurate identification even among species that appear nearly identical to the untrained eye.

Designed with accessibility in mind, this encyclopedia serves a broad and enthusiastic audience, including tropical aquarium owners, professional fish dealers, researchers, and hobbyists. It provides an affordable yet highly reliable reference for identifying and understanding the diverse fish species inhabiting the warm waters of the world.

The encyclopedia is organized into clearly defined sections covering a wide range of fish families and groups, including:

Anabas, Ancient Fish, Badidae, Catfish, Characiformes, Cichlids, Cryptiniforms, Loaches, Poecillidae, Puffers, Rainbowfish, Snakeheads, and other tropical species.

Together, these sections form a visually rich and scientifically grounded resource that celebrates both the diversity and the intricate beauty of tropical fish.