Nruudulised
Nruudulised, also known as the Nudulidae, are a family of small to medium-sized, freshwater fish native to the rivers and streams of Southeast Asia. They are characterized by their elongated, cylindrical bodies, which can range in color from olive-green to brown, often with darker spots or stripes. Nruudulised have a single dorsal fin, a long anal fin, and a pair of barbels on their chin, which they use for sensing their environment. Their diet primarily consists of small invertebrates and plant material.
The family Nudulidae is divided into two genera: Nudulus and Paranudulus. Nudulus includes species such as
Nruudulised are of particular interest to ichthyologists due to their unique adaptations and ecological roles. They