Clubs

Thank you BAS for your kind sponsorship of speaker Adam Harris at the 2018 Convention

Founded in 1916, The Boston Aquarium Society is the oldest continuously running aquarium society in the world.

Thank you BCAS for your kind sponsorship of speaker

Mike Tuccinardi at the 2018 Convention

CNYAS is a non-profit educational organization with a goal of furthering the study of all forms of aquatic life. In order to achieve this, we promote the interest in, and encourage the breeding of, aquatic life. Through the exchange of ideas and distribution of information concerning the hobby, we will advance our members’ knowledge of the hobby, providing valuable information to those who seek it.

CAPE is an informal group of planted aquarium hobbyists that meets once a month in various locations accross the state of Connecticut.

CAPE Activities:
• Swap Meets
• Collecting Trips
• Workshops & Demos
• Aquascaping Contests
• Culture Rare Specimens

Join Our E-Mail List - send your name and e-mail address to AsukaWasHere@yahoo.com and ask to join CAPE today!

DAAS is the sponsor of speaker Kyle Piller at our 2018 Convention

Established in 1986, the Danbury Area Aquarium Society (DAAS) is a non-profit organization serving the Hudson Valley Area, Westchester, Fairfield and Litchfield Counties of New York and Connecticut.  DAAS is a member of the Northeast Council of Aquarium Societies (NEC), a member of the Federation of American Aquarium Societies (FAAS), and C.A.R.E.S. preservation program. 

The Greater City Aquarium Society was founded in 1922.  It is one of the oldest continuously meeting aquarium societies in the United States.  Greater City is a member of the Northeast Council of Aquarium Societies and the Federation of American Aquarium Societies.  Our meetings are 7:30pm on the first Wednesday of every month, except January and February, at the Queens Botanical Garden.  Dues are $20 a year, and include 10 issues (one for each month of the year we meet) of our multiple-award winning magazine, "Modern Aquarium."

K.O.I. is a Not-For-Profit, World-Wide group of hobbyists that specializes in "Science, not Hearsay!"  K.O.I. wants to keep the FUN in the hobby, and healthy fish are part of that fun. 

K.O.I. teaches good Koi husbandry and pond science by providing "Current, Accurate and Useful" information about all aspects of the hobby. 

LIKA is an affiliate club of the American Killifish Association (AKA) devoted to the keeping, breeding and dissemination of information on killifish.  For more information contact Dan Katz.

The Nassau County Aquarium Society is a not-for-profit educational organization to promote the tropical fish hobby. Each month, hobbyists get together to discuss their fish and exchange ideas. Each meeting has a guest speaker or special program, a mini-auction, and a raffle. There is a bowl show for club members as well as a breeders award program. A monthly publication is sent to our members with articles written by our members and reprints from other society newsletters. Our speakers have included Rosario LaCorte, Dr. Paul Loiselle, Chuck Davis and Rit Forcier.

The NEFGA is an association of guppy breeders from New England and beyond. Our meetings are held once a month at different member's houses so we get a chance to see each other's fish rooms.

We also have our bowl show every month at our meeting so we get to show off our guppies and ask more experienced breeders questions about our progress. Once a year we host an IFGA (International Fancy Guppy Association) sanctioned show.

Thank you, NJAS,  for your kind sponsorship

of fellow club member Ted Coletti at the 2018 Convention

The Norwalk Aquarium Society meets the third Thursday of each month (except July and December).

Meetings are held at Earthplace - the Nature Discovery Center located at 10 Woodside Lane in Westport, CT at 8:00 PM.
Each meeting provides either a speaker or program dealing with various aspects of the tropical fish hobby and is open to the general public without cost.

Raffles, door prizes, auctions of rare and exotic aquarium fish, refreshments, and chit chat with fellow hobbyists are a few of the benefits of attending.

The PA Guppy Club is a new IFGA Guppy Club started in the fall of 2018.  Most of us do live in Pennsylvainia but we welcome guppy breeders from the surrounding areas as well as our IFGA friends who just want to visit. 

We are a non-profit group with a membership in Western Massachusetts and Northern Connecticut, focused on creating beauty and peace in our own backyards by building and maintaining water gardens.

A water garden can take on many appearances. Some have fountains -- others have waterfalls or winding streams. All abound with plant life, fish, frogs, and attract backyard wildlife including butterflies and birds.

The South Jersey Guppy Group is the oldest and largest guppy club on the eastern seaboard. We first started meeting in 1970 as a splinter group from the South Jersey Tropical Fish Society. SJGG is an organization of approximately 50 members who have many years of experience in maintaining, breeding, and producing show winning guppies.

Formed in 1989, the Tropical Fish Club of Burlington is a not-for-profit group of people who share common interests related to raising and breeding freshwater and marine fish and aquatic plants in captivity. The purposes of TFCB, according to the club constitution, are:

UNYKA is an affiliate club of the American Killifish Association (AKA) devoted to the keeping, breeding, and dissemination of information on killifish.  Members are from all over Upstate New York as well as Pennsylvania and Vermont, UNYKA meets monthly on Sundays at noon in members homes or at sites nearest to our geographic center in Syracuse. Visitors are always welcome.