The Rohu has a streamlined, spindle-shaped (fusiform) body engineered for efficient swimming in river currents. The dorsal profile (back) is more prominently curved or arched compared to its lower ventral profile (belly).
Overview
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- 1.Scales: Large, overlapping, and smooth cycloid scales shield the body. They exhibit a dark brownish-gray or bluish hue on the back, fading into a bright silver color on the sides and belly.
- 2.Head & Mouth: The head is noticeably small relative to its body, completely lacking scales. It has a prominent blunt snout and a downward-pointing, subterminal mouth featuring thick, fringed lips.
- 3.Fins: It has a distinct, spiny dorsal fin on its back and a deeply forked homocercal tail (caudal fin) that provides propulsion. A reddish or pinkish tinge often colors the pelvic, pectoral, and anal fins





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