VIDEOS: AMAZONAS Interviews The Wet Spot Tropical Fish
21 Oct, 2021
If you’ve never made it out to Portland, Oregon’s premier freshwater aquarium retailer, The Wet Spot Tropical Fish, this is your chance to go there virtually!
As The Wet Spot celebrates its 22nd year in business this October 2021, AMAZONAS staff was on location and online taking the opportunity to connect over multiple livestreams as the festivities began. If you missed these live broadcasts, now is your chance to catch up via the AMAZONAS YouTube channel!
Friday, October 15, 2021: Take a quick retail tour during a lull in the Friday opening sale!
Opening the first day of their anniversary sale with a line out the door, Alex Rose and Stephan Tanner get a walk through the retail aquarium shop and examine some of the rare and special fishes available, some of which you may have read about in the pages of AMAZONAS!
Saturday, October 16, 2021: Alex Rose sits down with Marcie Rivera, Steve Lundblad, and Cameron Laufman
Learn all about how each team member came to be a part of The Wet Spot’s team, how the business came into being, how it got its rather controversial name, and what’s in store for the future.
While the retail walk-in event has passed, The Wet Spot’s online anniversary festivities run from October 23rd to the 26th, 2021!
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