The Wet Spot Tropical Fish

08/17/2026

08/15/2026

Panda Guppy 🐼
Poecilia reticulata

Black, white, and ridiculously good looking. Panda Guppies have that bold contrast that makes them stand out in a tank without needing to be the biggest fish in the room.
And yeah… they definitely have the kind of face that looks like they're about to come in for one more goodbye kiss. 😂

Now available at The Wet Spot Tropical Fish.

08/15/2026

L350 “Coal/Imperial Pleco” Peckoltia pankimpuju

There’s something about a dark pleco with a killer pattern that just works. L350 is a rare Peckoltia with a seriously sharp look, deep coal colored markings, plenty of contrast, and that unmistakable wild pleco character.
If you’re into the less common stuff, this is a fun one to have on the list.

L350 is ON SALE for ONLY $169.99! 🖤🔥

Pleco

08/13/2026

This is what happens when a Pseudomugil goes punk!

The Dekai Rainbow (Pseudomugil sp. “Dekai”) is a lively little rainbowfish with some seriously cool fins. The males will flare and display to each other, and when they're all fired up, the whole group gets pretty entertaining to watch.
Definitely one of those fish that looks even better in a group.

08/12/2026

Four guppies, four completely different looks.

🐉 Dragon Head Male Guppy (Poecilia reticulata)
🐼 Panda Guppy (Poecilia reticulata)
🇦🇹 Vienna Guppy (Poecilia reticulata)
🎏 Koi Tuxedo Guppy (Poecilia reticulata)

From the bold pattern of the Dragon Head to the black and white Panda, the unique look of the Vienna, and the koi colors of the Tuxedo, fancy guppies are basically a whole world of their own.

And somehow, picking just one is the hardest part.
Which one are you taking?

08/11/2026

Some fish really do have a face only a fishkeeper could love. 😂

The Moose Face Loach (Canthophrys gongota) gets its name for pretty obvious reasons. That long snout and wide set eyes give it a look that's completely different from your typical loach.

Native to South Asia, these little oddballs spend their time searching through the substrate for tiny bits of food. Peaceful, unusual, and definitely a conversation starter.
And yes... we absolutely see the moose.

08/10/2026

08/08/2026

The Black Pearl Eel (Mastacembelus notophthalmus) is a spiny eel from Southeast Asia that spends much of its time tucked into the substrate, roots, and other hiding spots.

Despite the name, it's not a true eel. It's part of the spiny eel family, Mastacembelidae. They're mostly nocturnal, using their long, sensitive snout to search for food along the bottom.

And when they decide to come out? That's when you get a good look at that incredible dark, pearl like patterning.
A seriously cool oddball for anyone who likes fish that do things a little differently.