[Reefland]

A good saltwater aquarium library is an essential part of any hobbyists collection. As much as we spend on equipment and livestock, we should always make sure to spend a good amount of money on literature, which is constantly being updated. Our library currently includes the following:

Aquarium Corals - Eric Borneman
Book of Coral Propagation - Anthony Calfo
Reef Invertebrates - Anthony Calfo and Robert Fenner
Corals of the World: 1, 2, 3 - JEN Veron
Giant Clams - Daniel Knop
Concientious Marine Aquarist - Robert Fenner
Modern Coral Reef Aquarium: 1 - Svein Fossa and Alf Jacob Nilsen
Angelfishes & Butterflyfishes - Allen, Steene and Allen
Subscription to Aquarium Fish
Subscription to Coral

So what's in your library?

[charlie]

All of those, plus Marine Fishes by Scott Michael

[CSeaSee]

My first book was The new Marine Aquarium by Paletta. It was invaluable!

[zhenya]

All of what you got, Scott, plus Marine Fishes, The Captive Reef by Dana Riddle,Advanced Reef Keeping by Albert Thiel. I also have Indo-Pacific Coral Reef Field Guide by Gerlad R. Allen and Roger Steene. There are some booklets from Dr.Shimek as well including his recent pocket guide "Marine Invertabrates".

I also bought small booklet by Carden Wallace titled Acropora, Staghorn Corals.
Wonderful little book if you need to look up images and distribution of particular coral in that group. I think it may even help in identification of some of them, more common ones, of course.

[Reefland]

Good suggestions! What else do you people have?

[Penguin]

Also Natural Reef Aquariums by John Tullock.