Joining the British Killifish Association
What is the British Killifish Association?
The British Killifish Association is dedicated to the study of, propagation of and publication of knowledge pertaining to Killifish.
What are the benefits of membership?
If you join the British Killifish Association you will receive our all colour bi-monthly journal 'Killi-News'.
This journal contains articles on all aspects of killi-keeping together with descriptions of new species, collecting trip reports, a Fish and Egg List which provides a forum for members to trade livestock, and information on local area meetings (some of which are members only), auctions and our convention.
If you would like a free sample copy of Killi-News please contact the registrar, Trevor Wood.
You will also receive the BKA starter booklet 'A Guide to Killie Keeping' by Fred Wright; covering killie maintenance, feeding, breeding, diseases and posting fish.
We are currently putting together the following items for new members and those who specifically request them. Although not available at this time, they will be available shortly:
Starter Pack: What you can expect to receive on joining the BKA
Being a member also allows you:
Annual Membership Fees
We now offer an online only subscription rate where the Killinews publication is emailed in PDF format. Our subscription rates are:
UK(Postal) £20, EUROPE(Postal) £27, OVERSEAS(Postal) £37, ONLINE £10
How do I join?
You can join online by PayPal (no additional charge) or you can become a BKA member by printing (using your browser's print function) and filling in this form and sending it, with a cheque to:
Trevor Wood
9 Dalton Green Lane
Huddersfield
West Yorkshire
HD5 9YD
For more information, or a sample copy of Killi-News, please contact the registrar, Trevor Wood.
The British Killifish Association is dedicated to the study of, propagation of and publication of knowledge pertaining to Killifish.
What are the benefits of membership?
If you join the British Killifish Association you will receive our all colour bi-monthly journal 'Killi-News'.
This journal contains articles on all aspects of killi-keeping together with descriptions of new species, collecting trip reports, a Fish and Egg List which provides a forum for members to trade livestock, and information on local area meetings (some of which are members only), auctions and our convention.If you would like a free sample copy of Killi-News please contact the registrar, Trevor Wood.
You will also receive the BKA starter booklet 'A Guide to Killie Keeping' by Fred Wright; covering killie maintenance, feeding, breeding, diseases and posting fish.
We are currently putting together the following items for new members and those who specifically request them. Although not available at this time, they will be available shortly:
- Nominal role; a list of names and addresses of all BKA members, so that you can contact members nearby. You should also be supplied with names of members willing to answer your questions.
- Rules and Services guide with details of association rules.
- BKA merchandise listings showing currently available sale items.
Starter Pack: What you can expect to receive on joining the BKA
Being a member also allows you:
- Access to the BKA website members area which contains a whole lot more pictures and articles.
- To buy BKA merchandise at reduced prices.
- Access to the reliable availability of both accurate information and livestock from other members, which is possible the biggest benefit of all.
Annual Membership Fees
We now offer an online only subscription rate where the Killinews publication is emailed in PDF format. Our subscription rates are:
UK(Postal) £20, EUROPE(Postal) £27, OVERSEAS(Postal) £37, ONLINE £10
How do I join?
You can join online by PayPal (no additional charge) or you can become a BKA member by printing (using your browser's print function) and filling in this form and sending it, with a cheque to:
Trevor Wood
9 Dalton Green Lane
Huddersfield
West Yorkshire
HD5 9YD
For more information, or a sample copy of Killi-News, please contact the registrar, Trevor Wood.
