FFP NEW HOPE, PA
EST 2023
Fitz’s Fish Ponds is excited to announce its fifth location right outside of Peddlers Village in New Hope, PA. Managed by Tom Swinarsky, the store looks to be unique from all the others in that there will be an outdoor showroom for our landscape and hardscape division as well as our pond construction division.
The store is stocked with hardgoods and will soon be stocked with the highest quality Japanese Imported Koi. We officially opened our doors in March of 2024 and held our Grand Opening Event on April 20th & April 21st!
In the area? Stop on in and say hello! We are located at 5921 Lower York Rd, New Hope, PA 18938.
Follow us on Instagram at @FFPNewHope for more information on specific store hours and new stock!
FFP AQUARIUMS & AQUASCAPING
EST. 2024
FFP New Hope is also proud to announce the opening of FFP Aquariums & Aquascaping! We carry a wide variety of hardgoods as well as aquatic plants and fish. Jenn Bujalski, our FFP Aquariums & Aquascaping Retail Manager, is extremely knowledgable in the field and is ready to assist any aquarist from beginner to advanced.
For more information about our FFP Aquariums & Aquascaping please call (908)-420-9908 ext. 4 and Jenn Bujalski will be happy to answer any questions.
Follow us on Instagram at @FFPNewHope for more information on specific store hours and new stock!
MORE THAN JUST A STORE
Fostering a community and providing ongoing education are important core values of our Aquariums & Aquascaping team.
In our stores you can find inspiration in our gallery of display aquariums. Our associates are always open to answering questions about any of the equipment or processes used to maintain these aquatic works of art.
Plant swap meets are held on a monthly basis, allowing our customers to trade amongst themselves and form a community of local planted tank enthusiasts.
Join our mailing list and/or follow us on social media to find out about seminars and events.
THE ART OF AQUASCAPING
Aquascape/ˈä-kwə-ˌskāp/ n: an arrangement of elements (such as plants and rocks) in an aquarium intended to create the appearance of a natural aquatic environment.
Aquascaping is the epitome of art meeting science. The aquarium becomes a diorama created by carefully arranging wood, rocks, and live plants into a microcosm of nature. It not only takes the eye and skill of an artist, but knowledge of plant species and how they grow underwater. Battling algae becomes a masterful skill. Balancing light, CO2, water flow, and water chemistry keeps everything harmonious and flourishing.
Aquascaping was created and popularized by the late, great Takashi Amano in Japan. His nature aquariums are famous worldwide, and his legacy still lives on today through Aqua Design Amano and the legions of hobbyists that were inspired by his work. Aquascaping competitions attract the most dedicated hobbyists, boasting thousands of entries from all over the world.
