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Coral Reef Guide Red Sea: The Definitive Guide to Over 1200 Species of Underwater Life

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Simply put, this is the best guide to the marine life of the Red Sea available today. Great images, reliable identification, clear and interesting texts, enormous scope, handy size, reasonable price - what more could one ask? Divers and u/w photographers planning to visit this specific area cannot do without it - one of its authors, Robert Myers, has also produced another landmark in area-specific marine life guidebooks, the incredibly complete Micronesian Reef Fishes.

Living and diving in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia,this is one of the best guide books for the area that I have found. Comprehensive with excellent photos.

Reviewed for web site:- whats that fish. Lovely guide to the fish and critters of the Red Sea a must have for divers!

I'll soon be heading to the Red Sea for several days of diving and I wanted a single field guide that would cover all forms of marine life. This book appears to do so. Each species is illustrated with an underwater color photograph along with biological and physical descriptions in text. It looks to be very complete.

It is the perfect book if you want to know what you looked at after a dive in the red sea. I want to set up my aquarium as a nano red sea and it is perfect to identify the corals/fish that I need in the tank. The book is very clear and with a lot of pictures. Perfect!

At this point I can consider myself very lucky, living in Italy, to be so close to the Red Sea.

It is since 2002 I spend one or two weeks each year for diving and snorkeling in various locations on Red Sea.

I have to say that each time I find always something new to discover and appreciate.

The book is just a confirmation that effectively these corals, fishes and everything else can be seen easily and is not only for hyperskilled men.

Quite a superb collection of pictures.

... but this far my best source to identify my neighbors from home reef of duna in nuweiba, south sinai.