This issue of NEO features a special on "Fish You Can Keep at Home"!
Become a fish-keeping master with this one book! Learn various fish-keeping techniques through videos viewable on smartphones and tablets. Plus, a bonus DVD (approx. 75 minutes) is included.
[Approximately 150 varieties of popular medaka (Japanese rice fish) are featured! Learn how to breed them!]
A wide variety of medaka, including those with shimmering iridescence and large fins, are included. Detailed explanations of how to successfully keep them outdoors and in aquariums, as well as breeding methods, are provided!
[Approximately 100 varieties of cute goldfish!]
Ryukin, Ranchu, Ping Pong Pearl… a wealth of adorable goldfish are introduced. Tips for keeping goldfish alive long-term are also carefully explained.
[Approximately 400 varieties of tropical fish from around the world, from bettas to arowanas!]
A great selection of tropical fish from the Amazon, Southeast Asia, Africa, and other regions. From small fish like bettas and guppies to large fish (※Saltwater fish are not included).
[Never be confused about how to keep fish again! Fishkeeping techniques explained with videos]
Basic fishkeeping knowledge, such as how to change the water, is explained with videos that can be viewed on smartphones, etc.!
[Bonus DVD with approximately 75 minutes of Doraemon and Nobita's journey included!]
Illustrated guide to medaka and goldfish / How to keep fish taught by experts / On-site coverage in Thailand, the home of betta fish / Work at one of the world's largest freshwater fish aquariums, and more.
[Recommendation from the editor]
Actually, "keeping fish is an entry point to familiar science." Questions about keeping medaka and other fish are often included in junior high school entrance exams.
With explanations supervised by top researchers and experts, you will naturally acquire scientific knowledge and sense while learning about fish and how to keep them. You will be able to care for your fish with confidence, even if you've been keeping them without much thought!
This book is packed with hints for independent research projects.
Why not start keeping fish with this illustrated guide?