Tiger Mosaic Cobra Male Guppy
The Tiger Mosaic Cobra Male Guppy is a spectacular selectively bred variety of Poecilia reticulata admired for its vivid coloration and intricate patterning. This distinctive guppy features the classic cobra or snakeskin body pattern accented by a brilliant tiger mosaic tail displaying a striking blend of orange, red, yellow, and black markings. Its active personality, peaceful nature, and exceptional beauty make it an outstanding addition to freshwater community aquariums.
The Tiger Mosaic Cobra Male Guppy requires an aquarium of at least 10 gallons and thrives in a well-maintained environment with stable water parameters. This peaceful livebearer should be kept with other non-aggressive fish of similar size and temperament.
| Species | Poecilia reticulata |
|---|---|
| Gender | Male |
| Body Pattern | Cobra (snakeskin) |
| Tail Pattern | Tiger mosaic – orange, red, yellow, black |
| Minimum Tank Size | 10 gallons |
| Temperament | Peaceful, active |
FAQ
What is the body pattern of the Tiger Mosaic Cobra Male Guppy?
The body pattern is cobra or snakeskin, with a vivid tiger mosaic tail featuring orange, red, yellow, and black markings.
What tank size is recommended for this guppy?
A minimum tank size of 10 gallons is recommended.
Is this guppy suitable for community tanks?
Yes, it is peaceful and suitable for community tanks with non-aggressive fish of similar size and temperament.

Julian Burgess –
The guppy is stunning with its vibrant tiger mosaic tail. It’s active but not aggressive and fits well in a 10-gallon community tank. Water parameters stayed stable after a few weeks. A beautiful addition to any freshwater setup.
Leonard Peake –
I’ve had this male guppy for three months now. The coloration is vivid and the fish is very active. It coexists peacefully with my tetras and dwarf corydoras. Easy to care for with regular water changes.
Chloe Tucker –
The cobra body pattern is unique and eye-catching. The tail colors are bright and show off well in the tank. A bit shy at first, but quickly became active. Needs a stable environment to thrive.