Pelasgus
Pelasgus is a genus of freshwater fish in the family Siluridae. The name Pelasgus is derived from Pelasgi, an ancient Greek tribe that inhabited the region of Greece. Pelasgus fish are native to Europe, specifically in the southwestern part of the continent, including countries such as Germany, Poland, and Greece.
These fish are typically brown or greenish-brown in color, with a slate gray or white belly. They
Pelasgus fish are preferred food for larger fish species, such as pike and perch. They are also
Pelasgus fish are bottom-dwellers, often inhabiting areas with vegetation, such as riverbanks and shallow waters. They