The 'Dawkinsia' genus from the Indian sub-continent
India's freshwater habitats are home to various vibrant and fascinating
Native Indian Fish
India’s freshwater ecosystems, spanning rivers, streams, lakes, and wetlands, are home to over 800 fish species, many endemic to the region. These species showcase the country's rich biodiversity. This section celebrates India’s native fishes, their unique habitats, and the importance of conserving these aquatic treasures for future generations. The photographs and videos showcased here are primarily, if not entirely contributed by Beta Mahatvaraj a.k.a #Meenkaran.
Dons of the Aquarium World – Some World-famous Channa sp of India | Indian Native Series
When it comes to keeping monster fish that combine grace and beauty
Garra bicornuta | Native Indian Series
Garra bicornuta, commonly known as the Rhino Garra, is a distinctive freshwater
Pseudolaguvia austrina | Indian Native Series
Pseudolaguvia austrina, commonly known as the Southern Pseudolaguvia, is a diminutive catfish
Nemacheilus angulia | Indian Native Series
Nemacheilus anguilla, commonly known as the Eel Loach, is a small, elongated
Laubuka dadiburjori | Indian Native Series
Laubuka dadiburjori, commonly known as the Dadio, is a diminutive freshwater fish
Laubuka faciata | Indian Native Series
Laubuka fasciata - Malabar Hatchet Chela
Laubuka fasciata, commonly known as the
Mesonoemacheilus petrubanarescui - Petru Banarescu's Loach | Indian Native Series
Mesonoemacheilus petrubanarescui, also known as Petru Banarescu's Loach, is a
Chelonodon patoca - Milk Spotted Puffer | Indian Native Series
Chelonodon patoca, commonly known as the Milk Spotted Puffer or Brackish Puffer,
Malabar Leaffish (Pristolepis rubripinnis) | Indian Native Series
Resembling a dead leaf, the Malabar Leaffish is a master of disguise.
Spiketail Paradisefish (Pseudosphromenus cupanus) Indian Native Series
A graceful labyrinth fish with a stunning combination of subtle colors and
Bhavania australis | Indian Native Series
Bhavania australis, commonly known as the Western Ghats loach, is a species