Reef Creature Identification Tropical Pacific by Paul Humann, Ned DeLoach (2010) Paperback Paperback – 15 Nov. 2010

I have other guides by the same authors/publisher - they are so useful both for identification and info about the creatures. This one contains crabs, shrimp, worms, nudibranch, slugs, lobster and sea cucumbers. Very comprehensive and interesting. A really good spotter’s guide.

Clear and informative - perfect for our dive holidays as a reference manual - as its substantial and comprehensive, I 'carry on' to read on the plane rather than put in my case or hand luggage, until I get through check in. Then put in my hand luggage! Great series of books - we have collected all of them over the years...

Having just returned from a holiday to Wakatobi, I needed an identification book to identify many of the reef creatures that I had photographed underwater - this book has helped me no end.

Great book. I use it in combination with two other books and it workd well for me.

Book arrived today and is in excellent condition.Only criticism I would have is the length of time it took to receive the book. I did get a bit worried.

Another great ID book from Paul Humann. I have other books by him and was excited to see the companion to Indo-Pacific Fish published. Delivered quickly, great photos.

Very interesting book! Containing both the creature catalogue and lifestyle description: where to find and behavior aspects.Seems to be a best guide about reef critters.

Like all the books by these guys, this one is a great resource for scuba divers interested in naming what they have seen underwater, Although it is named "Tropical Pacific" it's still relevant to most tropical seas. What we like most about this range of guides though is that the authors do their best to give creatures their common names - so much easier to remember than the Latin. Well worth the cover price.