A saw some Hybrid Clown Fish in a Raleigh Fish Store years ago. They were Black and Yellow, not a bit of Orange or White on them. He wanted $$$$ for them. BTW, I seem to remember, that they were from a Clown Fish Breeder in North Carolina.
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Thanks I was starting to look at thatWhatever you do, do not get this
because it turns into this
which is large and mean. Ask me how I know
Yes reef safe and yes I have saltwaterSergeant 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.
haha I thought the same thing but transformres movies has been a huge part of my child hood whenever I was sad or mad about something my dad would turn on a transformer movie and I would be so excited seeing optimus and bumblebee I’d forget I was mad or sad or whatever Maybe if I am allowed to have 2 of whatever I find because I know that you sometimes can only have one fish of that species or 2 may not go well together stuff like thatYou could also name it wiz kalifa.
Black n yellow
Black n yellow
Black n yellow
I don’t think they do, but they are supposed to eat the vermetid snail pests. Mine didn’t.And I thought bumblebee snails eat coral