Bumblebee Goby - Brachygobius spp.

The Bumblebee Goby (Brachygobius spp.) is a small, striking fish known for its vibrant yellow and black striped coloration, resembling the appearance of a bumblebee. Native to the brackish waters of Southeast Asia, this species is typically found in estuaries, rivers, and coastal areas with a slightly salty environment. Bumblebee Gobies are peaceful and social, often seen in groups, and they thrive in tanks with plenty of hiding spots and areas to explore. While they can tolerate brackish water, they can also be kept in freshwater with care. These small gobies are bottom-dwellers that feed on detritus, small invertebrates, and leftover food, helping to maintain a clean aquarium. Bumblebee Gobies are ideal for peaceful community tanks with other small, non-aggressive species.

• Difficulty – Moderate (best for experienced fish keepers)

• Temperament – Peaceful, but can be territorial

• Size – Up to 1.5 inches

• Tank Size – 10 gallons minimum

• Temperature – 74°F to 82°F

• Diet – Omnivore (small live or frozen foods, high-quality flakes, and occasional detritus)

• pH – 6.5 to 7.5 (brackish water preferred but can adapt to freshwater)

This listing is for 1 Bumblebee Goby.