The Association of Midland Goldfish Keepers
The society comprises dedicated goldfish keepers committed to the care and breeding of goldfish
This year’s show was planned and staged in the usual well rehearsed fashion with many of the club members turning up early to help set up the main show hall, auction room and canteen. This was all done in plenty of time and time to spare to enjoy a well earned cup of tea! The…
36 Photos from the May meeting in 2017, click to view .
Yet again we had a good lot of members and potential members come along for our annual Adult Fish Table Show, that also included our Bluest Fish and Prettiest Fish show. The adult fish show was judged to Nationwide Standards with all members judging the other two categories by democratic vote. The rest of the…
At our first meeting of the year last March we discussed the idea of having a new logo designed for the Nationwide Goldfish Societies UK that is responsible for any future modifications to the Nationwide Goldfish Standards and organising and staging the National Fancy Goldfish Open Show, held on the last Saturday in September (this…
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This year, due to the success in 2015, the National Fancy Goldfish Open Show was moved to a larger venue at Horsehay Village Hall in Telford. The new venue benefited from a larger show hall and kitchen with a side room, which was used for the auction of members surplus quality fishes. With 215 first class exhibits…
The August meeting is when we traditionally hold the Baby Fish Show and this year our members have surpassed themselves with the variety and quality of the fish that have been bred and put on the show bench for us all to enjoy ; Shubunkins, Pearlscales, Metallic Fantails, Nacreous Fantails, Moors, Ranchu, Bubble Eyes, Jikin,…
This year the NEGS Open Show was won by Phil Riley with a wonderful Bristol Shubunkin. Full details of the show can be found in our November 2016 Newsletter
This year, for the first time at a major goldfish show, the completed Nationwide Goldfish Standards of the UK were used and I am pleased to say that the use of the standards went very well and to date I have had some very positive feedback. So well done and thankyou to everyone who contributed…
