Fish Planet vs AquariumManager Pro

Fish Planet is a fishing guide and worldwide fish encyclopedia for anglers, travelers and nature enthusiasts. The app includes information on about 1000 freshwater and saltwater fish species: pike, perch, carp, walleye, bass, trout, catfish, salmon, tuna, cod, marlin, grouper, sea bass, mullet, flounder and many other fish from rivers, lakes, seas and oceans around the world. For each fish species, you can find: • scientific Latin name; • common names in different languages; • illustrated and photorealistic fish images; • fish description and identification features; • habitat and distribution range; • interactive world map of the species range; • feeding, spawning, migration and seasonal activity; • where and when to fish; • recommended fishing methods, tackle, lures, baits and rigs. The interactive map helps you explore fish by location. Tap a region, coast, sea, river or lake and see which fish species live and can be caught there. Fish Planet is designed for anglers who want to learn more about fish biology and sport fishing methods. It can help you answer practical fishing questions: Where does this fish live? When is the best season or time of day to catch it? What tackle should I use? Which lures, baits or rigs work for this species? Which fish can be found in a selected area? The app also includes useful fishing tools: Fishing calendar — follow the activity periods of your favorite fish. Fishing clock — check possible daily activity hours for selected species. Fishing knots — learn knots for hooks, leaders, rigs and fishing tackle. Fishing navigator — mark fishing spots, routes, ice holes, trolling tracks and catches. Fish Planet combines a fish encyclopedia, angler handbook, species atlas, fishing map and tackle guide in one mobile app. Terms of Use (EULA) - https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

aPedia- The Aquariums Enzäklopedie aPedia is a growing reference work on aquarium inhabitants. aPedia currently offers 566 entries. Of these, 149 corals, 42 anemones, 206 fish, 132 invertebrates and 27 plants. In the future, all relevant types of aquariums and their inhabitants should be covered. We start with the area of ​​saltwater aquariums. aPedia brings together relevant information from various sources and offers them bundled for reading. The focus is on aquaristics. All information is provided without warranty. Texts are sometimes translated automatically if they are not available in your language. Pay attention to the trivial names of living beings, if applicable. not translated correctly. In order to be able to use aPedia fully, you must have a valid subscription. You can then use aPedia to the full extent and benefit from regular updates and extensions. The term is one year. Payment is made through your iTunes account. The subscription is automatically renewed if it is not canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. The renewal amount will be charged within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. The automatic renewal can be canceled at any time. Terms of Use: https://www.thallos.de/en/termsofuseapedia/