albuma
Albuma is a genus of freshwater fish belonging to the family Cyprinidae. This genus is comprised of small to medium-sized species native primarily to South Asia, including India, Bangladesh, and Myanmar. Albuma species are characterized by their elongated bodies, distinctive coloration, and adaptations suited to their freshwater habitats.
These fishes typically inhabit rivers, lakes, and floodplain systems, demonstrating a preference for slow-moving or still
Albuma species are important both ecologically and economically. They are sometimes targeted by local fisheries and
Taxonomically, Albuma was historically classified under various genera but has been more clearly defined through recent
Conservation concerns for Albuma species vary regionally, with habitat destruction, pollution, and overfishing posing potential threats.
Overall, Albuma represents a notable example of freshwater biodiversity in South Asia, and ongoing research continues