You can't beat the prices for fish and plants at the mini auctions each month at fish clubs. Also many local fish stores give club members discounts on purchases. That alone will most likely pay for your annual dues. North Jersey Aquarium Society members get discounts on items purchased from a few MFK vendors - Shark Aquarium, Route 4 Aquarium, The Fish Hut, and Your Fish Stuff. You can't beat that.
Member of a Fish Club?
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You can't beat the prices for fish and plants at the mini auctions each month at fish clubs. Also many local fish stores give club members discounts on purchases. That alone will most likely pay for your annual dues. North Jersey Aquarium Society members get discounts on items purchased from a few MFK vendors - Shark Aquarium, Route 4 Aquarium, The Fish Hut, and Your Fish Stuff. You can't beat that.
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Matt
Matt
we need more over here that aren't ran by morons.
Anyone else serve on the leadership of a fish club?
I'm on the Board of the CCA (www.capitalcichlids.org) and trying to understand what would get more MFK-ers involved in our club...
Matt
I'm on the Board of the CCA (www.capitalcichlids.org) and trying to understand what would get more MFK-ers involved in our club...
Matt
Anyone planning to get more (or less) involved in their club in the New Year?
Matt
Matt
Anyone else serve on the leadership of a fish club?
I'm on the Board of the CCA (www.capitalcichlids.org) and trying to understand what would get more MFK-ers involved in our club...
Matt
I'm on the board of NJAS. I run the mentor program for new members. Monthly board meetings are a drag. Same 18-20 people have been doing all the work for the last 10 years. Most members just attend the meetings for the speaker program, free coffee and donuts, and cheap fish and plants in the monthly auction. LOL!
We have board meetings probably once per quarter and have been experimenting with holding "chats" in our forum chatroom. It's been pretty useful so far!
Of course folks like to buy fish, plants, supplies, etc. for cheap...Having members interested in more than that, though, is necessary for a good club!
Matt
Of course folks like to buy fish, plants, supplies, etc. for cheap...Having members interested in more than that, though, is necessary for a good club!
Matt
I'm on the board of NJAS. I run the mentor program for new members. Monthly board meetings are a drag. Same 18-20 people have been doing all the work for the last 10 years. Most members just attend the meetings for the speaker program, free coffee and donuts, and cheap fish and plants in the monthly auction. LOL!
