Tropheus duboisi “Maswa” The so-called “Broad band” Tropheus duboisi is found along a 50 km coastline in north-central Tanzania, from south of Lugufu River to just south of Halembe village. In between Kirando and Lubengela villages the Maswa area is located. The area is made up of a 2.5 km coastline of steep whitish rocks. Here lives the legendary Tropheus duboisi “Maswa”. This geographical variant of T. duboisi is known to have a broad, even band running down the side. In populations along the

Tropheus at Maswa, Tanzania Come along to Lake Tanganyika and take a peek underwater at Maswa. In the shallows lives Tropheus sp. "Crescentic", whereas Tropheus duboisi is encountered in deeper waters. Video footage captured in December 2007. Get more information about Tropheus sp. "Crescentic" from African Diving Blog: http://blog.africandivingltd.com/2015/03/kushangaza-at-halembe-in-lake.html This month 20 years ago, our first website was published online. See screenshots of the typical appear