Reef Fish Identification: Tropical Pacific ebook now available!

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Now you can take a copy of the Reef Fish Identification: Tropical Pacific with you on your laptop, phone or iPad. The new ebook is available in the Blio format for Android, iPad, iTouch, iPhone and Windows PC computers.

You can download a copy of Blio for your device at: http://www.meetblio.com/download/

then purchase a copy of our ebook from within the App
or at Blio.com for $29.95.

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