Aquatic Habitats Book sneak preview photos

[George Farmer]

Before and after. Photo credit @taistrietman

Grateful to be involved with such an inspiring project with Tai Strietman, and so much support from friends, colleagues and businesses.

Planned release date late 2023. Follow #aquatichabitatsbook on the socials.

 

[Tim Harrison]

Very much looking forward to this book being launched.

 

[Wookii]

Very much looking forward to this book being launched.

Me too - looking forward to it! . . . Here's hoping for a special pre-release batch of signed books available for UKAPS members to purchase @taistrietman @George Farmer ???

 

[George Farmer]

Here’s another one. I’m actually running this tank at home right now. Really cool little scape for blue neon gobies!

 

[John q]

Planned release date late 2023

Very much looking forward to this book being launched.

Me too but it looks like the release date has been pushed back to September 24.

 

[Tim Harrison]

I saw that too @John q, not surprised though. Last time I talked to Tai he seemed doubtful it’d be out earlier. Didn’t stop me from buying and reserving my copy though. I’m sure it’ll be well worth the wait 🙂

 

[John q]

@Tim Harrison did you order it via amazon or have you managed to pre order a signed copy via George/Tai. 😀

 

[Tim Harrison]

Amazon. I think Tai mentioned something about, or might be persuaded to do, a signing at AG. We could possibly organise a UKAPS meet up at the same time.

 

[John q]

Didn’t stop me from buying and reserving my copy though. I’m sure it’ll be well worth the wait

Let's hope so, just pre ordered a copy.
Can't have you posting a picture in this thread Come September and me having missed the boat, 😆

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