The website has been revamped
It has been almost 8 years since something new has been posted on this blog. But as you can tell, this website is clearly still… Read More »The website has been revamped
It has been almost 8 years since something new has been posted on this blog. But as you can tell, this website is clearly still… Read More »The website has been revamped
The BBC Radio 4 programme ‘Saving Species’ episode 18 talks about the Tadpole Shrimp population in Scotland.You can listen to the programme below.PDF documents about these Scottish… Read More »Triops featured on BBC Radio 4
The BBC News site has reported that more of the protected Triops cancriformis colonies have been found in South West Scotland at Caerlaverock reserve in Dumfries and… Read More »More rare Triops sites uncovered in Scotland
A story is going about recently of a giant 5 foot long ‘fish’ found in Russia. It is of course nearly impossible to tell the… Read More »Silly time in the News – ‘A Prehistoric Fish in a Russian Pond’
This Triops picture come from Morocco, Africa and shows an adult Triops. Must be one of the biggest Triops I’ve seen.Click on the above image… Read More »Triops numidicus image comes to light and it’s a biggy.
First pictures of the rare species of Triops – Lepidurus arcticus have been revealed. This amazing Triops hatches out at summer time in Greenland and… Read More »First Pictures of Lepidurus arcticus
More studies of the subspecies of Triops cancriformis Triops cancriformis simplex and Triops cancriformis mauritanicus added to the site. See Paper 16 in our scientific paper section. A new species, Lepidurus cryptus discovered… Read More »Species Updates
For the first time in the UK, species Triops australiensis, the Shield Shrimp, goes on sale.Cornish Crispa Co., live plant and pet care suppliers, have… Read More »Triops australiensis Goes on Sale
MyTriops.com opens its science paper section. read some interesting and very indepth articles on the Triops species. You will require a copy of Acrobat Reader to… Read More »Scientific Papers Page
MyTriops.com revamp its FAQ pages for more easy to understand topics on the raising of Triops for beginners.