I was wondering if there’s a reef fish that’s black and yellow so I can name it bumblebee haha

[Lilly Moore]

I was wondering if there are any reef fish that are black and yellow so I can name it bumblebee haha

 

[eggplantparrot]

Striped blenny

 

[youcallmenny1]

Foxface.

 

[TheWB]

Whatever you do, do not get this

because it turns into this

which is large and mean. Ask me how I know

 

[DeniseAndy]

Yep, I got those before people knew about them too much. HUGE mistake. They get big, and horribly mean to everything. Ask me how I know too.....

 

[Nitcrawler]

but he’s sick not sure what wrong with him. He has a bump in this area on both sides

 

[blaxsun]

I was wondering if there are any reef fish that are black and yellow so I can name it bumblebee haha

Get some bumblebee snails.

 

[Supa]

I think they have bumble bee snails…..

 

[Supa]

there are bumble bee hermit crabs too

 

[James_O]

There's Pilot Fish:

(But they need HUGE tanks)

And then there's a Double Saddle Butteryfly Fish

Take your pick

 

[kyleThatGuy]

Bumblebee goby Brackish water and super small though

 

[G Santana]

Rock beauty

 

[Sharkbait19]

A name for wheelers goby is bumblebee goby, but the much more common bb goby is a brackish fish.
Black and white mollies perhaps?

 

[ying yang]

Bi color angel fish

 

[kev.2013]

Yellowtail Black Blenny: Saltwater Aquarium Fish

Flame tail Blenny

 

[dennis romano]

Bumble Bee Grouper!

 

[Sharkbait19]

Bumble Bee Grouper!

Now that’s a fish!!
Only problem I see them being the size of a tank lol

 

[jdiefenbaugh]

Pilotfish, Porkfish, Oriental sweetlips, Moorish Idols, Bumblee bee grouper, Raccoon or Semilivartis butterflyfish to name a few, but Australian stripeys or Striped blennies would be my pick.

 

[Uzidaisies]

Bumble bee pistol shrimp

 

[Sharkbait19]

Sergeant major damsel, convict tang (kinda yellowish), or hectors goby. There’s also some Amblyeleotris and Stonogobiops that have bumblebee patterns, though aren’t necessarily yellow and black.
Australian stripeys would make great bumble bees if they were reef safe, which I’m assuming you’d want.

Black and yellow definitely seems to be more of a freshwater/brackish thing, as the pattern helps fish blend into dense plants. It also occasionally serves as poison warning colors, hence the color’s abundance on various puffers and boxfish.