Aquarium Technology Primer - Hieronimus

In his Aquarium Technology Primer, author Harro Hieronimus explains in a beginner-friendly and easy-to-understand manner what technology is really needed for an aquarium and how it can best be used. He deals with the individual pieces of equipment for the aquarium separately and shows how they work and what they are needed for in and around the aquarium.

Without the right technology, it is difficult to have an attractive aquarium. Fish, invertebrates and plants are difficult to maintain successfully in the long term, especially for beginners to aquaristics, without specific technical support . However, the offer in the aquaristic specialized trade is manifold at the border to confusing and especially for beginners only difficult to overlook.

If you as an aquarist have the first steps still before or perhaps already behind you and want to acquire another or larger aquarium, you are often faced with the problem that there are so many different technical solutions that you may or may not need. This is exactly where this book comes in. It is aimed at beginners in aquaristics and presents the common simple to moderately complicated technology for aquariums. The author consistently omits high-end solutions, which are probably out of the question for beginners anyway.

In the Beginner's Guide to Aquarium Technology, the author describes the apparatus as well as how it is used and how it functions. Overall, Aquarium Technology Primer is a good and reasonably illustrated overview of common aquarium technology equipment.

Harro Hieronimus is a German non-fiction author, and in addition to numerous books, he also writes countless articles for trade magazines. He is the founder of the German Rainbowfish Society and president of the German Society for Livebearing Toothcarps.

Scope: 96 pages
Format: 22.2 x 17.5 cm
Illustrations: approx. 170 color photos
Cover: Hardcover