Fishes of Missouri by William L Pflieger, Missouri Dept of Conservation
publisher, soft cover, 372 pages, 1997 revised and expanded edition,
photos, drawings, graphical and text keys and distribution maps,
accounts of all species found in the state, good coverage of
the central US/Ozark fishes, ISDN 1-887247-11-4, new - Email
for Price
The
Crayfishes of Missouri by William
L Pflieger, Missouri Dept of Conservation publisher, soft cover,
151 pages, color photos, detailed line drawings, ranges maps,
keys, a very user friendly book similar to the best of the Fishes-of
books, species accounts for 32 crayfishes, including the dwarf
crayfishes, shufeldtii and puer, a great book
to learn how to identify crayfishes as a group, glossary of anatomical
terms, ISDN 1-887247-05-X, paperback, new - Email
for Price
Common
and Scientific Names of Aquatic Invertebrates from the United
States and Canada: Decapod Crustaceans
by A. B. Williams et al, Special Publication 17, the purpose of this list is to provide a checklist
of species and to recommend selected common names for North American
Decapod Crustaceans, thereby achieving uniformity and avoiding
confusion in the nomenclature of their common names, this list
will heighten public awareness of the diversity and wide distribution
of Decapod Crustaceans in North America, help to identify taxonomic
groups in need of systematic revision, and serve as a preliminary
guide to the literature required for the identification of species,
the book was compiled in cooperation with the Crustacean Society,
includes more than 1,600 species, 77 pages; color plates, Published
by American Fisheries Society, Publication date 1989, Stock #510.13P;
ISBN 0-913235-49-0 Email for Price
DeLorme Atlas & Gazetteers:
- Arkansas Atlas & Gazetteer,
DeLorme, new Email for Price
-
- Tennessee Atlas & Gazetteer,
DeLorme, new Email for Price
-
- South Carolina Atlas & Gazetteer, DeLorme,
new Email for Price
-
- North Carolina Atlas & Gazetteer, DeLorme,
new Email for Price
Click here to Order
American Currents, journal of the North
American Native Fishes Association, quarterly publication with hard-to-find
information on the biology and captive care of North American fishes,
color and black and white photos and line drawings. The following issues
are available:
Annotated Checklist of North American Freshwater
Fishes, Including Subspecies and Undescribed Forms by Chris
Scharpf, Complete Five Volume Set $40.00
- Individual issues of American Currents:
- 1999 AC Summer $6.00
2000 AC Summer Vol 26, Issue 3, 39 pages $6.00- Imperiled Fishes in Mississippi; The Fate of the Alabama Sturgeon; recent
Additions and Changes to the US and Canadian Endangered Fishes lists; Collecting
and Maintaining the Mud Sunfish, Acantharcus pomotis; New Localities for
the Tadpole Madtom (Noturus gyrinus) in Northeastern Wisconsin; Tishomingo
National Fish Hatchery Gets Alligator Gar.
2000 AC Winter $6.00
2001 AC Fall Vol 27, Number 4, 35 pages $6.00- Keeping the Brook Trout; The Battle of the Rio Grande Silvery Minnow;
The Rio Grande Silvery Minnow Recovery Effort at the Albuquerque Biological
Park; Captive Propagation of Chubs of the Genus Erimystax; Federal Hatchery
Develops Technology for Imperiled Bonytail; book review of Complete Guide
to Building Aquariums.
2001 AC Spring Vol 27, Issue 2, 35 pages $6.00- The Smallest-Mouth Buffalo; Occurrence of Pimephales vigilax (Teleostei:
Cyprinidae) in the Spring river Drainage, Missouri; Search for the Fabled
Mountain Nymph; Reproductive Behavior of the Fundulus Lima Vaillant, a
Killifish from Baja California; How Do Your Redbellies Spawn? President’s
Report, Spring 2001.
2001 AC Summer Vol 27, Issue 3, 35 pages $6.00
2001 AC Winter Vol 27, Issue 1, 39 pages $6.00- Fishes from the Land of Trucha de Tierra Caliente; Building the Perfect
Gar Pond; NANFA Convention, Jackson, MS; Editorial: What Are We Doing?;
Spawning the Rare Pygmy Madtom, Noturus staunali; Corrections and Updates
to American Aquarium Fishes; A Native Fish and Riparian Zone Interpretive
and Educational Sign Project; NANFA Establishes the Corcoran Education
Grant; NANFA Illinois-Indiana Chapter Fall Outing.
2002 AC Fall Vol 28, Number 4 $6.00- 30th Anniversary Issue; NANFA: Its Past and Future; Anniversary Kudos
from a NANFA Old-timer; New Species of Freshwater Sculpins from the Middle
Atlantic Eastern United Sates; Developing Propagation and Culture Protocols
for the Cahaba Shiner, Notropis cahabae, the Goldline Darter, Percina aurolineata;
Tennessee River Gorge Seinerama 2002; Collecting and Spawning the Flagfin
Shiner; The First Texas Native Fish Weekend; Anti-Bacterials, Tranquilizers,
and You!; Auction Ameca Collecting.
2002 AC Spring Vol 28, Number 2 $6.00- Growth, Condition, and Color of Juvenile Bowfin in Medium-Sized Aquaria;
Exploring the Naturalist-Aquarist Connection; Captive Propagation of Two
Pupfishes, Cyprinodon nevadensis armagosae and Cyprinodon fontinalis; Birthplace
of the Eels; Spawning of Three Nothonotus Darter Species; Feeding the North
American Paddlefish.
2002 AC Summer Vol 28, Number 3 $6.00- Snorkeling Michigan Inland Lakes; Where Bowfin Lurk; Iowa and Least Darters;
Teens Promoting Native Fish Awareness; Field Trip to Cedar Creek, Lebanon
Church, Virginia; Discovering Desert Fishes; A Fragile Jewel, the Blackbanded
Sunfish.
2002 AC Winter Vol 28, Number 1, 35 pages $6.00- Pools: Construction and Maintenance; Catching and Keeping Redfin Pickerel;
The Fascinating Fishes of Cape Fear; 2001 NANFA Convention in Hocking Hills,
Ohio; Killifishes of Nantucket
2003 AC Fall Vol 29, Number 4 $6.00- The Lonely Longnose Sucker; Okefenokee II; Spawning the Swamp Darter
(Etheostoma fusiforme); Seining Downstream; Have Snorkel, Will Travel;
Cryptic Biodiversity; The Best Kept Secret in the Bait Shop; Sudden Onset
Piscine Expiration
2003 AC Spring Vol 29, Number 2 $6.00- Herrings and Shads of North America; Building the Perfect Gar Pond; Gila
Trout Swim Back from Extinction; National Water (and Fish) Monitoring Day;
Cheap and Easy Shipping Boxes; In memoriam: Robert Rush Miller; Green Water,
Shipping, and Bad Taste.
2003 AC Summer Vol 29, Number 3 $6.00- Where Have All the Shiners Gone?; The Mexican Blindcat (Prietella phreatophila);
The Fishes of Traders Creek in Northwestern Oklahoma; Spawning the Okefenokee
Pygmy Sunfish (Elassoma okefenokee); Darters and Bass Get A Pass; The Crested
Goby (Lophogobius cyprinoids)
2003 AC Winter Vol 29, Number 1 $6.00- Extreme Catfishes; Design and Application of a Larval Fish Trap; Lake
Superior’s Native Lampreys; book review of Learn About . . . Texas
Freshwater Fishes; Underwater Video Monitoring of Four Desert Fishes at
an Arizona High School; Propagation of the Pirate Perch, Aphredoderus sayanus.
. . at the Toledo Zoo; Report from the 2002 NANFA Convention, Ann Arbor,
MI; Current Status of the Bridle Shiner, Notropis bifrenatus; Of Cormorants
and Killies; Supplicants, Ethics, and Antibiotics; Beware the Green Sunfish.
2004 AC Fall Vol 30, Number 4 $6.00- Seldom Seen Sunnies; Historical Notes on Lampreys in Wisconsin; Collecting
and Selling Troglodytic Fish; Eel Fortunes; Warrior Bridled Darter, Speckled
Darter, Tuskaloosa Darter, and Burrhead Shiner; Logperches: Masters of
the Stone; Desert Fish.
2004 AC Spring Vol 30, Number 2 $6.00- Flagfin Shiners (Pteronotropis) of the Southeastern US; The Spotfin Killifish,
Fundulus luciae, is More Common Than You Thought; Goodeid Status Update,
Jan. 2004; Ancient Bowfin Presents New Ich-Theological Conundrum; Sturgeon
Surgeons; The Gawky but Graceful “Airplane Fish.
2004 AC Summer Vol 30, Number 3 $6.00- Juvenile Goldeye (Hiodon alosoides) for Medium-Sized Aquaria; Fishes
and Freshwater Mussels of the Tippecanoe River Basin in Indiana, with Comments
on Freshwater Mussel Life History; How Native Lampreys Are Portrayed by
State Agencies; Physical Habitat and the Assessment of Stream Health; Summer
Satinfins.
2004 AC Winter Vol 30, Number 1 $6.00- Report from 2003 NANFA Convention in Huntsville, AL; Stickleback Behavior;
Captive Propagation of Notropis heterodon, the Blackchin Shiner; Conservation
Assessment for Bluehead Shiner, Pteronotropis hubbsi.
2006 AC Fall Vol32, Number 4 Annotated Checklist Part II $6.00
Click here to Order
If you need more information about these publications,
please contact us - Jonah's
Aquarium, Email - jonah@jonahsaquarium.com
Like
us on facebook for updates of what's new
July 2003 Tropical Fish Hobbyist Magazine
All North American Natives Issue 
The American Darters by
Robert A. Kuehne and Roger W. Barbour, 1984. 177 pp. + 24 color plates,
The next best thing to the Page book, This one is out of print now also,
we have some in stock, hardcover. ISBN: 0-81311-4527 Email
for Price 
Fishes of the Great
Lakes Region, Revised Edition by Carl L. Hubbs, Karl F. Lagler, Gerald Ray Smith
(Editor), A recent update of the original publication, keys, range maps,
black and white photos of each species, drawings of anatomical details,
90 of the species are illustrated in color drawings and photos, oversized
plasticized softcover for durability in the field, 332 pages, University
of Michigan Press; Revised edition December 8, 2004, ISBN 0472113712
, Dimensions: 9.3 x 5.8 x 0.8 inches Email
for Price 
Fishes of Oklahoma by
Rudolph J. Miller, Henry W. Robison
Remarkable Shrimps -
Adaptations and Natural History of the Carideansby Raymond T Bauer. Explores
the evolution, natural history, biological diversity, and commercial importance
of caridean shrimps-- a fascinating and colorful group of aquatic organisms
that inhabit freshwater and marine environments from the tropics
to the poles. Covers reproductive biology and sexual systems, including
hermaphroditism and sex change. Provides evidence for sex pheromones in
the attraction of males to females. The symbiotic relationships of shrimps
with invertebrates such as corals, sea anemones, and sea urchins and also
with fishes are fascinating phenomena of marine ecosystems. The status
of caridean fisheries and aquaculture is appraised. Profiles each of the
nearly thirty families of caridean shrimps in an informal style that is
nevertheless rich with precise and useful references. Over one hundred
figures and 11 plates with 70 color and half-tone photographs, 111 line
drawings. 316 Pages, ISBN: 0-8061-3555-7 Published: 2004, Cloth
Hardbound, 7 x 10" Email
for Price 
ATLAS
OF NORTH AMERICAN FRESHWATER FISHES by D.S. Lee and Gilbert,
Hocutt, Jenkins, and McAllister (1980) This
is the massive review of the geographic distributions of all native
and
introduced freshwater fish occurring in the United States and Canada.
Individual accounts with dot locality distribution maps provide a b/w
illustration and information on the type locality, systematics, habitat,
size and biology of all 775 species recognized at the time of publication.
An indispensable reference volume for the libraries of those with an
interest in native North American freshwater fish. Over 750 b/w illustrations,
775 maps, bibliographies, Softcover (with three-ring binder holes)
867 pages. Email for Price 
Fishes of Arkansas by
Henry W. Robison and Thomas M. Buchanan, 1988. This comprehensive book
on Arkansas fishes includes information on the history of ichthyology in
Arkansas, the types of environments available to Arkansas fishes, species
accounts, distribution maps, color photographs, and identification keys.
536 pp. Dimensions (in inches): 1.42 x 11.02 x 8.60. ISBN: 1557280010,
used, very good 
Fishes
of the Okefenokee Swamp by Joshua
Laerm and BJ Freeman, soft cover, 118 pp, life histories and
black and white drawings of the fishes. This title is out of
print. We have a few. Email for
Price
Inland
Fishes of California by Peter B. Moyle,
Chris Mari Van Dyck (Illustrator), Joe Tomelleri (Illustrator),
2002. Revised and expanded from the first edition of 1976. Illustrated
by line drawings and color paintings, this book treats both native
and introduced species, keys for identification, and species
accounts with taxonomy, distribution, life history and characteristics.
Hardcover. 502 pp. plus 12 color plates. Dimensions (in inches):
1.50 x 11.36 x 8.76. ISBN 0520227549 Email
for Price 
The
Fishes of Illinois by Philip W. Smith,
Paperback, 352 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.80 x 10.94 x
8.44, Univ of Illinois Pr (Pro Ref); Reprint edition (August
2002) ISBN: 0252070844 Email
for Price 
Inland
Fishes of Mississippi by Stephen T
Ross, new 2001 edition, hard cover, 624 pages, color photos of
most species, range maps, keys and natural history accounts of
each species, includes coastal and introduced species, covers
the brachish and freshwater killifishes such as Adinia xenica,
Fundulus euryzonus, Fundulus majalis, Fundulus grandis, Fundulus
pulvereus and Fundulus jenkinsi, an indispensible reference,
ISBN 1-57806-246-2, new, list price $50.00, our price Email
for Price
Fishes
of the Central United States
by Joseph R. Tomelleri and Mark E. Eberle, 1990. Includes 163
full-color illustrations by Tomelleri and a forward by Frank
Cross. Lively text for anglers and naturalists alike. Hardcover.
ISBN 0-7006-0457-X Email
for Price
Fishes
of Tennessee by DA Etnier and WC Starnes,
2001 printing, hard cover, 689 pages, color photos of most species,
photos of both sexes for dimorphic species, range maps, keys
and natural history accounts of each species, the fishes of Tennessee
include Mississippi River basin fishes as well as eastern and
southeastern fishes that are found in several other states, making
this book an invaluable resource. Tennesee has more darter species
than any other state, you can see them here in full color. ISBN
0-87049-711-1 new - Email
for Price
Peterson's
Field Guide to Atlantic Coast Fishes (North America), by C. Richard Robins and
G. Carleton Ray, illustrations by John Douglass and Rudolf Freund,
Houghton Mifflin publisher, soft cover, 354 pages, color illustrations
and line drawings, graphical and text cues to species identification,
Covers jawless fishes, cartilaginous fishes and bony fishes including
estuarine and brachish water fishes. Includes the coastal marine
and brachish killifishes that are not covered in the freshwater
field guide. Indispensible to the collector. Over 60 illustrated
plates. ISBN 0-395-39198-9. new condition, Email
for Price