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Waterlife - Science serving aquatics

The Pet Care Trust

The Pet Care Trust is a national charity that promotes the benefits of responsible pet ownership and pet care education and training.

I Focas

The International Federation of Online Clubs and Aquatic Societies THE organization dedicated to the promotion of the fishkeeping hobby worldwide

Club & non-commercial links. If you would like a link to your aquatic site contact Waterlife


	All Tropical Fish - Saltwater Fish, Corals and Freshwater Fish Provides information on marine fishkeeping, corals, invertebrates and freshwater fish. Offers fish forums, community and article and photo upload.

Rhineloricaria Castroi Photo Copyright - Courtesy of Terry & Rhonda Rowlands	Australian Catfish & Loach Forum. Buy/Swap/Sell -Discuss

	Biorbforum We are a friendly fish forum online since 1995 with almost 7000 members

	Bristol Aquarists' Society This is the website of Bristol Aquarists' Society, with information about British/European fancy goldfish varieties, how to keep and breed them, goldfish shows, and over 150 photographs of different goldfish varieties. Links to Chinese, Japanese and American goldfish websites.

	Brooksby College Brooksby College, near Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire offers full time courses on Fishery Studies, Freshwater Fishery Management, Aquatics and Fish Farming - specialising in coarse and ornamental fish. The nationally recognised courses provide excellent training in the farming, husbandry, breeding, nutrition and disease of cyprinids and management of coarse fisheries.

	Cheshire and Borders Koi Society The Society was formed in 2002 and started with 4 families who have a wealth of experience and knowledge in the keeping of koi. The membership is currently at 12 families and continues to grow steadily. Membership comes from Cheshire and the bordering counties. The Society's aim is promote the hobby of koi keeping in the Cheshire area by providing a forum where members can meet and exchange ideas in comfortable surroundings. We hold a monthly meeting and also enjoy visiting other similar groups and arranging outings and visiting speakers. This is all aimed at increasing knowledge and awareness by learning from others experiences. We also hold a number of bbq's and members open days throughout the year.

	Corby and District Aquarist Society Affiliated to F.B.A.S. Looking around the Internet, although CADAS is not the earliest established society of fishkeepers, it is one of the longest-lasting. Our longevity is purely down to the dedication and hard work of all our members.

	East Pennine Koi Club Meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month. We have guest speakers from all parts of the koi keeping world who come to give us interesting talks, slide shows, videos and demonstrations. Visits are arranged to other Koi clubs to view their ponds, trips to koi dealers, outings to koi shows and anything else of interest to our members.

	Federation of British Aquatic Societies (FBAS) Founded in 1938, the Federation of British Aquatic Societies (FBAS) is the largest fishkeeping-orientated organisation in the UK and provides wide-ranging support for aquatic Societies. Through its JUDGES, PUBLICATIONS, AQUATALKS and VIDEOS together with the Federation's own annual FESTIVAL OF FISHKEEPING and free advice to everyone via its website, the FBAS can be actively seen to be encouraging responsible fishkeeping, no matter what area of interest - or level of proficiency - is involved.

	The Federation of Scottish Aquarist Societies The Federation of Scottish Aquarist Societies consists of 23 Aquarist Societies throughout Scotland who hold regular meetings and yearly Open Shows, thus highlighting in the Scottish International Open Show which incorporates the Scottish Champion of Champions with an Open Show for both Senior and Junior fishkeepers.

	The Fish Forum The friendly fish forum

	Middlesex & Surrey Borders Section of the British Koi Keepers Society Middlesex & Surrey Borders section of the British Koi Keepers Society was formed in September 1983 and is one of the premier sections of the British Koi Keepers Society (BKKS), and is here to promote the hobby of Koi Keeping, Nishikigoi.

	Nottingham & District Koi Keepers Society The Club meets 7:30 on the second Wednesday of each month at the Three Wheatsheaves, Derby Road Nottingham. Membership secretary is Maureen, Email NDKK@hotmail.co.uk We have expert guest speakers, a large library and a large member base always ready with help and advice. The Club also organises pond visits, a koi photographic competition and many other social events. If you are interested in keeping koi, and want to learn more, then this is the club for you.

	Ornamental Fish "Ornamental Fish" is designed for aquatic hobbyists and industry. Site highlights for both individuals and businesses include certificated training via our home study courses. New hobbyists may appreciate our advice when establishing an aquarium.

	Otley Aquarist Society Meetings 2nd Monday of each month, 8pm at the Three Horse Shoes, Bridge Street, Otley Details: Sec Sue Kenworthy 01274 531418

	Sparsholt College Fishery Studies Want to know about managing a Fishery? - fish courses Adrian Love. Sparsholt College Winchester, Hants. SO21 2NF Tel: 01962 797298

	Worcester Aquarium Society We were established in 1949 by a group of hobbyists with the goals: To foster and develop interest in the aquarium hobby. To promote programs of interest and education about the hobby. To provide a place where information and education can be gathered and exchanged. To educate people (of all ages) in maintaining and breeding different species of fish. To engage in charitable activities that the society deems appropriate.

"Serving all of Sussex"	Worthing & District Section of the British Koi Keepers Society The aims of the club are to promote and encourage the hobby of Koi Fish Keeping within the Section's area and to aid fellow members where possible. Meetings are held monthly, normally on the first Sunday of each month at East Preston Scout Hall, The Street, East Preston, West Sussex and start at 2.30 pm.

	The Yorkshire Koi Society. The Yorkshire Koi Society is a completely independent Society, the way it has been since it was first founded in 1975.