i hope too much doesnt go over my head!! haha im a sophomore in college with a love/major of biology and an addiction to ichthyology lol so i have to learn all i can!!
walstad book
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With that background, you should be ok. It has a lot of chemistry terms in the first half of the book and reads more like a term paper than a book. Hence why people get bored reading it. I read it and felt that if you understand basic Chemistry bonds and how they react with each other than the book should be no problem to understand completely. I have had people tell me that the more they reread the book the more new information they get out of it. I guess it all depends on how comfortable you are with reading technical/scientific wording.
My copy is sitting on the bookshelf collecting dust. I can't remember how long ago I actually read it. I'm guessing '00-'01 since it's the 1st edition. Still is in excellent condition, too.
Here's another 'oldie but goodie':
http://www.amazon.com/Optimum-Aquarium-Kaspar-Horst/dp/3925916024
I sold my copy years ago but I really wish I had hung on to it, though. Nice little collectors item and mine was autographed. The guy I sold it to was extremely excited about it..lol.
http://www.amazon.com/Optimum-Aquarium-Kaspar-Horst/dp/3925916024
I sold my copy years ago but I really wish I had hung on to it, though. Nice little collectors item and mine was autographed. The guy I sold it to was extremely excited about it..lol.
Not many have that, I keep mine for seeing how bad things where back then and how gullible folks where. Myself included, sent me on a warpath ever since.
1988 is when I got it.
Diana's book has lot more right things she's stated that will stand the test of time far more than the marketing dupla book ever can hope for.
Regards,
Tom Barr
