Comensis
Comensis is a genus of freshwater fish belonging to the family Cyprinidae, commonly known as minnows and carps. The genus is native to Southeast Asia. Species within Comensis are generally small to medium-sized fish, often found in rivers, streams, and lakes. They typically inhabit areas with moderate to fast-flowing water and prefer substrates of sand or gravel.
The exact number of species classified under Comensis can vary depending on taxonomic interpretations. However, prominent
Comensis species are not typically of significant commercial importance for food, though some may be kept in