The Aqua-Terrarium Guide provides its reader with a step-by-step instructional lesson in building and maintaining a unique combined habitat for various species of reptiles, amphibians, fish and plants. Written by David Romano of Ozark MO, this handy guide book uses easy-to-understand language that effectively guides it's readers through the process of building a home-made aqua-terrarium habitat, without bombarding the reader with confusing terminology or ambiguous formatting.
The guidebook stands at 88 pages long, complete with a large collection of photographs, clear diagrams, comfortable typography, and straightforward information for expert and novice readers alike. The goal for this project was to provide readers with a clean layout, attractive graphics, and semi-formal written language, all of which provide a comfortable, enjoyable source of education. Many "science-based" guidebooks that currently exist may be found confusing or even boring to the reader, regardless of how exciting the content. The Aqua-Terrarium Guide brings the world of science and modern art into one complete piece, communicating information clearly as well as aesthetically.
The Aqua-Terrarium Guide: How to Build and Maintain Your Own Combined Habitat
Author: David Romano
Available soon for purchase on Amazon.com
Book cover detail
Chapter title page
Warning symbols created for various sections of information. Each corresponds with a separate safety warning.
From left: Fire hazard, Electrocutional hazard, Hazard to pet's health/well-being, General safety warning
