About NJAGC
The New Jersey Aquatic Gardener’s Club is a group of New Jersey aquarists whose interest in the aquarium hobby has been refined to include the growth of aquatic plants. The focus of the group is on the growth, propagation and use of aquatic plants to create a natural and beautiful landscape in the aquarium.
NJAGC will promote the aquatic plant hobby by providing a group of like minded hobbyists whose practical experiences in the hobby will serve as a means of assistance and support for people who are new to the hobby and the growth of aquatic plants.
NJAGC will also act as a place to exchange ideas and techniques for the more experienced hobbyists, as well as providing a means for the exchange of aquarium plants, both common and rare, between members of all levels within the club.
We encourage anyone who has an interest in the hobby to please get involved! Don’t be shy! We were all new at one time or another, and this is a particularly welcoming group. Join NJAGC
Member tanks
Johnny's 120
Darek’s 125g
Johnny's 180
Laurie's South American Cichlids Tank
Jay’s 12G eclipse
Sergio’s: Down the River
Hock's 20 Long
George's 40G Breeder
Jay's 12G eclipse #2
Gus' 21G
Ross' 75G
Phil's 29G
December 1st 2012
The December 1st 2012 meeting at Darek K’s home started off more like an auto club meeting with a few members under the hood on Stanley Ks truck. His truck was acting up on the ride over, but he pushed through adversity to make the meeting. That’s dedication!!! End result…
DIY Fish Food by David Wahl
I first heard about DIY fish food a few months ago (about 8 months into the hobby at the time), and when I started planning a planted tank I knew I wanted to give it a try. After all I have only natural plants and wood, why not food? Total…
July’12 Picnic
On Saturday, July 21st 2012, the sixth annual NJAGC BBQ was held. Phil and his family hosted the event which was attended by 16 members. For this meeting we all pitched in with food and made it kind of like a covered dish supper. There was plenty of good food…
Jason’s 75 g tank – Search For Perfection
Tank: Perfecto 75 Gallon tank Filter: Eheim 2215 Substrate: Mineralized soil substrate capped with play sand Dosing: Occasional potassium and magnesium Lighting: Coralife 4 – 65 watt compact fluorescent lights Photoperiod: 10 hours CO2 diffusion: 1-2 bubbles per second directly into intake of Eheim Filter CO2 Rig: 20 Ounce paintball…