We are pleased to announce the addition of our newest feature, the
Interactive Tropheus
- Collection Point Map!
You will now be able to view an illustrated, interactive map comprised of satellite imagery of lake Tanganyika which is labeled with Tropheus collection points. You can scroll through it, zoom in to locations, and click on the Tropheus collection points listed on the left to identify Tropheus and their locations of origin.
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We are pleased to announce the addition of our newest feature, the
Interactive Lake Tanganyika
- Petrochromis Collection Point Map!
By Arthur Tago
You will now be able to view a map comprised of satellite imagery of lake Tanganyika which is labeled with Petrochromis collection points. You can scroll through it, zoom in to locations, and click on the Petro collection points on the left to identify each of the collection point locations.
To learn more about how to utilize the new Trophs.com photo gallery, please see this link >> How to Post Pictures
Please be sure to upload pictures to the appropriate sections, and note that you must own or have rights to all pictures uploaded to the gallery... as well as all other aspects of the Trophs.com TOS must apply. If you have any questions about this or any other feature of Trophs.com, please feel free to contact us.
:ac15: lots of stuff going on right now i resently posted two of my tropheous colonies for sale my brischardies ulwile and my daboussies karliani but much to my supprise i have eight females holding in one colony and the daboussies look like they are following so close by so now guess what guys th ...
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:ac15: lots of stuff going on right now i resently posted two of my tropheous colonies for sale my brischardies ulwile and my daboussies karliani but much to my supprise i have eight females holding in one colony and the daboussies look like they are following so close by so now guess what guys th ...