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The Capital Cichlid Association is a 100% volunteer-run organization. For this reason, the best thing you can donate is your time or expertise.

Support the Capital Cichlid Association

The Capital Cichlid Association is a 100% volunteer-run organization, and the most valuable contribution you can make is your time and expertise.

However, we understand that work and family commitments can make volunteering difficult. If you're unable to give your time, a financial donation is the next best way to support the club. Your contributions help cover essential costs, including:

Meeting space rentals
Speaker honorariums and travel expenses
Group buy expenses (e.g., next-day shipping for livestock)
Social events like our annual picnic and holiday party

Ways to Contribute

Sponsor Donations

Explore the sponsorship tiers to see how you can support the club at Tier I, Tier II, or Tier III levels.

Individual Donations

Make a difference with a contribution of any amount. Donate now and help sustain our community.

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Volunteer Opportunities

Join us in making a direct impact.

Learn more about volunteering with the club

Your generosity—whether through time, expertise, or financial support—keeps our community thriving. Thank you for being a part of it!

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Recent Threads

FS: 4-4.5” Male Star Sapphires

CDR Aquatics
Tuesday at 8:45 PM
Marketplace
Replies: 0

Getting rid of some males in my breeding group.

Price: $40

Yellow lab cichlids for sale, MD

Sulfurhead
Tuesday at 1:49 PM
Marketplace
Replies: 0

I have various size yellow lab mix cichlids $5 each. Located in Wheaton, MD. Size ranging 1-2”.

WTB: P. leopoldi angels, Various Apisto

Jonathan August
Tuesday at 1:32 AM
Marketplace
Replies: 0

I have a friend looking for P. leopoldi angelfish, would love to find some locally before searching around.

And while I'm making this post I might as well see what cool Apistogramma & Co. people have

always in the market for nijsseni- & bitaeniata-group species

100 tanks some drilled

Grundsau
Sunday at 12:10 PM
Marketplace
Replies: 2

If anyone’s looking to purchase a lot of tanks all at once, I have a friend Northeast of Philadelphia (Neshaminy area) that has a basement full of tanks.

They range in size from 5 gallon up to 40 breeders. Most of them are 10, 20, 29 and a few 30L (12x36 foot print, not 33L). I know that there’s a bunch of them that are 20H that are drilled from a fish store that went out of business. There’s a couple of iron stands and even some stainless steel slate bottoms left. I think he’s been selling them for an average of $5 a tank. He probably has about 100 left (that aren’t cracked) so I think he might sell them for $400 if you take all.

If you are seriously interested in taking them all I will give you his phone number. You will need to text him first so that he doesn’t lose your phone number.