Bumblebee Goby

Description

Bumblebee Goby – A Striking and Playful Brackish Fish

The Bumblebee Goby (Brachygobius doriae) is a tiny, brightly colored fish known for its bold black and yellow stripes, resembling a bumblebee. Native to brackish and freshwater habitats in Southeast Asia, this charming species is a favorite among aquarists for its unique appearance, playful behavior, and peaceful temperament. Despite its small size, the Bumblebee Goby adds a big personality to any tank.

These gobies thrive in brackish setups but can adapt to freshwater with the proper care. They prefer tanks with fine sand substrates, driftwood, and caves for hiding. Their inquisitive nature and bottom-dwelling behavior make them a joy to observe as they explore and interact with their surroundings. Perfect for nano tanks or as part of a peaceful community, Bumblebee Gobies are a delightful addition to any aquarist’s collection.

Why Choose the Bumblebee Goby for Your Aquarium?

• Striking Appearance: Bold black and yellow stripes for a unique look.
• Small and Peaceful: Ideal for nano or community aquariums.
• Active Bottom-Dweller: Playful and fascinating to watch.
• Hardy and Adaptable: Can thrive in both brackish and freshwater tanks.
• Perfect for Aquascapes: Complements natural setups with driftwood and caves.

Tank Setup for Bumblebee Goby:

• Minimum tank size: 10 gallons.
• Water conditions: pH 6.5-7.5, Temperature: 24-28°C (75-82°F).
• Substrate: Fine sand with driftwood, rocks, and caves for hiding.
• Salinity: Slightly brackish water is preferred (SG 1.002–1.005).

Add the Bumblebee Goby to your aquarium for a splash of color and a touch of playful charm. Perfect for both beginners and experienced aquarists, this fish will bring life and personality to your tank.