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
November 14, 2007

November 2007 Meeting The ninth meeting of the NJAGC was held on Wednesday, November 14, 2007. It was hosted by Mike Firrincili and Lorraine at Mike’s home in Hawthorne, NJ. In attendance were 12 members: Walter Reed Sergio Canabal Mike Firrincili Joseph Hoetzl Ingo Schobert George Willms Jens Rohloff Glenn McCreedy…
September 15, 2007

September 2007 Meeting The eigth meeting of the NJAGC was held on Saturday, September 15, 2007. It was hosted by Walter Reed at his home in Hawthorne, NJ. In attendance were 14 members: Walter Reed Sergio Canabal Mike Firrincili Joseph Hoetzl Ingo Schobert George Willms Jens Rohloff Glenn McCreedy Jay L.…
August 8, 2007 – First Annual NJAGC Barbeque
May 20, 2007 – The Great Shrimpster Order

May 2007 – “The Great Shrimpster Order” Once again NJAGC and its members have executed another great group order! NJAGC member Brian Waldbaum, owner/operator of Hydropolis, an online aquarium plant and dry good store, offered members a huge discount on an amazing variety of aquarium live stock. It didn’t’t take…