books about: husbandry     books:       Aquarium Corals : Selection, Husbandry, and Natural History58 reviews Eric H. Borneman TFH Publications, 2001 Extremely in depth book, a must have for coral enthusiasts! This book is extremely deep in its explanation of all of the families of corals found in saltwater reef aquariums. Its a pretty heavy read, and I recommend something a little more basic if you are just getting into reef aquariums. This is my second book on corals, after a more basic and general saltwater hobby book. Had I not read the first one, I would have been a little overwhelmed by this ...             Goat Husbandry9 reviews David Mackenzie Faber and Faber, 1980 The BIBLE for goatkeepers. This is a highly technical treatise oriented especially for Brits. Don't let that scare you though - it is a terrific book worthy of shelf space on any serious goatkeeper's library. I have not found a better source within one book for dairy goat information. You'll find a lot of useful information if you're wishing to learn about dairy goat farming. If, however, you also want to learn about meat ...             Amphibian Medicine and Captive Husbandry5 reviews Krieger Publishing Company, 2001 Comments from co-editor Dr. Kevin Wright Hello, I am Dr. Kevin Wright, co-editor of Amphibian Medicine and Captive Husbandry. Given the global decline of amphibian populations noted at the end of the 20th century, Dr. Whitaker and I designed Amphibian Medicine and Captive Husbandry to introduce the diagnosis and treatment of disease in amphibians to a wide range of audiences. Although our primary intent was to provide a practical but ...             Handbook of Primate Husbandry and Welfare1 review Sarah Wolfensohn, Paul Honess Wiley-Blackwell, 2005 Great service Thanks for getting my book to me so fast and for describing its condition well. It was everything you said it was.             Animal Husbandry108 reviews Laura Zigman Dial Press Trade Paperback, 2001 Come here come here come here go away Jane Goodall (no, not that Jane Goodall) writes from the perspective of a woman who has been through the "Come here come here come here go away" relationship. You know this one. He pursues you. He wants you. He leaps tall buildings in a single bound to be with you. And the second he thinks you might have fallen for him, he disappears. I'd managed to get through most of my life without this ...             Ferret Husbandry, Medicine and Surgery3 reviews Saunders Ltd., 2007 Review from a Ferret Breeder's Point of View This is a very informative and easy to read book even for beginning ferret owner. It presents a interesting viewpoint of ferret husbandry from a "working ferret" prospective. Many of the health problems, in particular - parasite infestation, facing a "working ferret" are not an issue in the United States. But luckily Austrialia does not have the health problems related to ECE. Neither do they ...             Husbandry: Sex, Love & Dirty Laundry--Inside the Minds of Married Men4 reviews Stephen Fried Bantam, 2008 funny This book arrived as expected. It was exactly what I hoped for: a fun book to serve as a break between formal informational books that I read to keep current for work and general information. It was a quick read, funny, very entertaining. Passed it on to a couple of girlfriends and they enjoyed it too.             Science of Animal Husbandry (6th Edition)1 review James Blakely, David H. Bade Prentice Hall, 1993 this book is biased i was really put off by the author's theory of horse evolution. The authors are biased toward special creation, which sounds stupid to me. It sounds like someone who is trying too hard to make the bible more believable to scientists. National geographic magazine says Darwin was correct. I don't think a school textbook is the proper place to talk about Noah's Ark, or any religious references at ...             The Reproductive Husbandry of Pythons & Boas2 reviews Richard A. Ross Inst for Herpetological Research, 1990 A must have for those interested in Boids! This is a book that you simply must have if you are at all interested in the keeping and or breeding of Boa and Python snakes. This is one of the most complete works on the subject available to date. It is an easy reading book that even though there are some technical discussions, even an amature hobbyist will be able to follow along. Advanced hobbyists will also learn things from this book ...             Geckoes: Biology, Husbandry, and Reproduction3 reviews Friedrich-Wilhelm Henkel, Wolfgang Schmidt Krieger Publishing Company, 1995 A wonderful reference manual for the amature Herp Hobbyist This book contains a great deal of information on nearly every species, including most of the necessary information to properly maintain and breed these animals in captivity. It is the best, most informative, and most packed with facts book I have found to date on Geckos. I recomend this book highly.             Really Useful Handbook of Reptile Husbandry Caroline Gosden Butterworth-Heinemann, 2003 Ideal for all levels of veterinary practice, this easy-to-use reference offers a problem-based approach to the diagnosis and treatment of common husbandry related issues in reptiles. It presents unique checklists for users to ensure accurate and effective assessment of the problem. The majority of reptile illness is due to inappropriate husbandry. Detailed, specialist knowledge of reptile species is usually not necessary in most veterinary ...             Crocodiles: Biology, Husbandry and Diseases (Life Sciences) F. W. Huchzermeyer CABI, 2003 This book is a comprehensive reference work on the biology, management and health of crocodiles, alligators, and gharials. It is applicable to both farmed and captive animals.             Husbandry: The Surest, Cheapest Way to Leisure, Plenty, Prosperity & Contentment, Plainly Illustrated3 reviews Nathan Griffith Cobblemead Pubns, 1998 Good living in the country without tons of money. Nathan Griffith's "Husbandry" tells how anyone can achieve a good living in the country, even if they don't have lots of money. It's the only book of its kind I have seen, giving the author's first-hand, no-nonsense accounts of good living by sustainable management of rather small, cheap parcels of land. The author is a classically trained musician, but for many years has lived primarily from the ...             Tarantulas in the Vivarium: Habits, Husbandry, and Breeding3 reviews Peter Klaas Krieger Pub Co, 2001 Pairs excellent color photos with practical advice This specific guide is a 'must' for any involved in the captive breeding of tarantulas. It originally appeared in German and here enjoys an English translation and an update, providing a blend of introductory details on the tarantula's life and natural history and specific requirements of keeping tarantulas in captivity. From bites to tarantula diseases and accounts of 40 of the more commonly ...             Husband-ry 101, How to Train Your Husband to Be the Spouse You've Always Wanted Him to Be6 reviews, 2008 24 years too late Packed with great, common sense advice for married couples (the title is a bit misleading--it's not just for women), Husband-ry 101 is an easy-to-read primer that entertains as it educates. As a woman who has been married almost a quarter of a century, I can say that this book is a "must buy" for newlyweds. I just wish it had been around 24 years ago!             Beginnings in animal husbandry Charles S. Plumb Cornell University Library, 1912 Originally published 1912.: Access to the digital version of this title and other related titles can be found on CHLA (Core Historic Literature of Agriculture) at http://chla.library.cornell.edu, an electronic collection of core historical materials on US agriculture and rural life published from the mid-19th to the mid-20th century. A full list of Cornell University Library's digital collections can be found at http://www.library.cornell.edu.              search for books amphibian, aquarium, beginnings, biology, breeding, captive, cheapest, contentment, crocodiles, diseases, edition, geckoes, handbook, husband-ry, husbandry, illustrated, laundry, medicine, plainly, primate, prosperity, pythons, reproduction, reproductive, reptile, sciences, selection, tarantulas, vivarium, welfare books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen DVD: 10 Minute Solution: Quick Tummy Toners we recommend Extremely in depth book, a must have for coral enthusiasts! home  impressum - about us