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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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Platinum guppies colouring up

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ISO Caloglossa cf. beccarii

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2 55g with Double Iron Stand

$200 just tanks and stand can keep the gravel or I can remove it. $400 with 2 AquaClear110 and 2 4ft lights one finnex with remote and a manual Current USA light.

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Water Change on Leiarius pictus (Kraken) Aquarium

Was doing a water change and the Leiarius pictus catfish came out to say hello. Currently, this fish is about 14” from tip to tail. It’s an impressive fish to see out cruising. It’s barbells fling around like a Kraken.

Other tank mates include two wild caught Mouthbrooding severums (~6”), a Lima shovelnose (~8”), and a fat raphael catfish.

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Downsizing and fish must go!

Downgrading the fish house to work with only a few species instead of 30 lol I’m getting out of the cory breeding I have a breeding colony of large Sterbai 12+ $180, letting most of my angels go I have breeding pairs for $70-$100 Pearlscale golden marbles and Platinum Pearlscale, I have a breeding group of larger Congo tetras 1M/4F and a spotted Congo puffer combo for $200, green hulk Moscow guppy colony $100 beautiful from an award winning strain. I have 2 large corydoras Eques pretty sure one male on female. I have a large L181 peppermint Bristlenose male $50 also a mature male L528 Red spotted Rio Paraguay ancistrus $50. Purple Sailfin Gudgeon large male $50. 3 angelicus loaches $60. Pick up in Rockville Md would like gone by tomorrow but can wait until Thursday if paid ahead of time. I have some great fish and here’s your chance to get some and when you come over there might be some extra tasty treats I might be willing to part with as well.

Pick up in Rockville, Md

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