A Field Guide to Tropical Reef Fishes of the Indo-Pacific: Covers 1,670 Species in Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam and the Philippines (with 2,000 illustrations)

Terrific value for the money; you won't find a better field guide to the reef fishes of the tropical Indo-Pacific. Other guides have photographs and that's great, but the illustrations in this guide are first-rate. The authors are the best in their field.

Good illustrations, descriptions.

The pictures cannot be seen in this book. Some are greyed out and some aren't visible at all. It's a shame that the publishing was done so badly because otherwise it looks like a great book with edible scores for each fish.

Nice illustrations but many fishes are clumped together on a single page, without names, only numbers. Very cumbersome to use as a field guide, at least in kindle format. There are much better organized guides to indo- pacific fishes. I do not like this one.

I don't recommend you get the Kindle version. I gave up using it to try to identify fish. A text search for a fish will get you to the textual description, but since the illustration is on a different page, you then have to scroll several pages to see what the fish looks like and also remember the number for the fish – because the illustrations are identified by number, not name. And the table of contents doesn't even list the individual families, so there is no easy way to navigate to them.

Most of the pictures are painted, not actual photographs of each species. The book is nothing exceptional. If I would have known it was laid out the way it was, I would not have bought it.

Livro muito bonito com excelentes desenhos: não deixam dúvidas na identificação das espécies. Bem completo

Très détaillé, beaucoup de dessins et photos.Uniquement en anglais, dommage…

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The book was damaged when arrived and it was a gift which was very disappointing

Book contains description of various fish in the Indo-Pacific. Pictures of fish are well-designed and -coloured. Very useful for researchers and normal citizens.