Pomfrets
Pomfrets are a group of marine fish belonging to the family Bramidae. They are characterized by their deep, flattened bodies, small scales, and forked tails. Pomfrets are found in tropical and subtropical oceans worldwide, with a notable presence in the Indian Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean.
These fish are typically silvery in color, though some species may exhibit darker hues. They are generally
The diet of pomfrets consists mainly of plankton, small crustaceans, and other small invertebrates. They are
Commercially, pomfrets are caught using various fishing methods, including gillnets and trawls. Their abundance can fluctuate