Brachygobius sabanus

Brachygobius sabanus, commonly known as the Bumblebee Goby, is a small, vibrant freshwater fish named for its distinctive black-and-yellow stripes. • **Behavior & Temperament**: While they are generally peaceful, they can sometimes exhibit territorial behavior, particularly among males. • **Diet**: They are carnivorous and thrive on a diet of live or frozen foods such as brine shrimp and bloodworms. They may occasionally accept high-quality pellets or flakes, but their primary diet should consist of protein-rich foods. • **Breeding**: Given their territorial nature, providing enough hiding spaces and territories is crucial for breeding purposes. They tend to lay their eggs in crevices or plant roots. • **Tanking Considerations**: Despite their small size, they require a minimum tank size of 60 cm in length to accommodate their activity level and territorial behavior. Dense plantings and ample hiding spots help mimic their natural habitat.