River
Jamuna
3 profiles across 2 families name the Jamuna as a locality.
- Species
- 3
- Families
- 2
- Photographed
- 3 of 3
- Difficulty rated
- 3 of 3
Shares fishes withspecies recorded from both
Canthophrys gongotaMoose-faced Loach
Cobitidae · Hamilton, 1822
Mostly known from slow-moving, relatively shallow tributaries and minor rivers with substrates of mud, sand or gravel. Aquatic plants are only occasionally present but riparian vegetation apparently grows thickly at some localities. In the Schutunga River, part of the Mansai River drinage which is itself a tributary of the Brahmaputra in West Bengal state, In...
Chela cachiusNeon Hatchet Fish
Cyprinidae · Hamilton, 1822
It is currently the only valid member of the genus but it is possible that additional taxa exist, particularly in Myanmar, while a number of former species are contained within the Laubuka assemblage, to which C. cachius is closely related. Phylogenetic studies suggest the existence of a monophyletic clade consisting of the genera Devario, Chela, Laubuca, Microdevario and Microrasbora plus the genus Betadevario.
Labeo calbasuOrangefin Labeo
Cyprinidae · Hamilton, 1822
This species is extremely widespread and has been recorded from Pakistan, Nepal, most of India, Bangladesh, Myanmar and southern China. Type locality is 'Bengal and western provinces, India'.