Threatened to extinct fishes of Bangladesh:
The IUCN Bangladesh (2000) has made a list of threatened to extinct fishes of Bangladesh. These species are considered as threatened fishes of Bangladesh. The National Categories of Threatened Animals are based on the Global Threatened Categories of IUCN. Bangladesh National Criteria were developed on the basis of qualitative data due to the lack of quantitative ones.
The National Categories and Criteria are as follows-

Categories:
Critically Endangered (CR): A taxon is Critically Endangered when it is facing an extremely high risk of extinction in the wild in Bangladesh in the immediate future.

Endangered (EN): A taxon is Endangered when it is not Critically Endangered but is facing a very high risk of extinction in the wild in Bangladesh in the near future.

Vulnerable (VU): A taxon is Vulnerable when it is not Critically Endangered or Endangered but is facing a high risk of extinction in the wild in Bangladesh in the medium-term future.

Data Deficient (DD): A taxon is Data Deficient where there is inadequate information to make a direct, or indirect assessment of its risk of extinction in Bangladesh.

Not Threatened (NO): A taxon is Not Threatened when it is out of the four above-mentioned categories. i.e. which has no apparent threat of extinction in Bangladesh.

 

Critically Endangered fish species in Bangladesh:
Scientific name English name Local name
Bagarius bagarius Gangetic goonch Bagahair
Channa barca Barca snakehead Pipla shol, Tila shol
Clupeisoma garua Garua bacha Ghaura
Eutropiichthys vacha Batchwa bacha Bacha
Labeo boga Boga labeo Bhangan, Bata
Labeo nandina Nandi labeo Nandina, Nandil
Labeo pangusia Pangusia labeo Ghora muikha, Longu
Pangasius pangasius Pangus Pangus
Puntius sarana Olive barb Sarpunti
Rita rita Rita Rita
Sisor rhabdophorus Sisor catfish Sisor
Tor tor Tor mahseer Mahashol

 

 

Endangered fishes in Bangladesh:
Scientific name English name Local name
Badis badis Badis Napit, Kio bandi
Barilius bendelisis Hamilton’s barila Joia, Chedra, Koksa
Barilius bola Indian trout Bhol, Bol
Barilius vagra Vagra baril Koksa, Khoksa
Batasio tengana Assamese batasio Tengra
Bengala elanga Bengal barb Along, Sephatia
Botia dario Necktic Loach Rani, Bou
Botia lohachata Y-loach Rani, Putul, Beti
Chaca chaca Indian chaca Chaga, Cheka
Channa marulius Giant snakehaed Gazar, Gajal
Chela laubuca Indian glass barb Laubuca, Kash Khaira
Crossocheilus latius Gangetic latia Kalabata
Dermogenys pussilus Wrestling half beak Ek thota
Labeo bata Bata labeo Bhangan, Bata
Labeo calbasu Black labeo, Kalbasu Kalibaus, Baus, Kalia
Labeo gonius Kuria labeo Goni, Kurchi, Ghainna
Mastacembelus armatus 2-track spinyeel Baim, Salbaim, Bam
Microphis deocata Deocata pipefish Kumirer khil
Mystus seenghala Giant river catfish Guizza, Guizza ayre
Notopterus chitala Humped featherback Chital
Ompok bimaculatus Indian butter catfish Kani pabda, Pabda, Boali pabda
Ompok pabda Pabdha catfish Madhu pabda, Pabda
Ompok pabo Pabo catfish Pabda
Ctenops nobilis Frail gourami Neftani
Rasbora rasbora Gangetic scissortail rasbora Darkina, Leuzza darkina
Rohtee cotio Cotio Dhela, Dhipali, Keti
Scatophagus argus Spotted scat Bistara, Chitra
Silonia silondia Silondia vacha Shilong

 

 

Vulnerable fishes in Bangladesh:
Scientific name English name Local name
Ailia punctata Jamuna ailia Kajuli, Baspata
Anguilla bengalensis Indian longfin eel Bamosh, Bao baim, Telkoma
Chanda nama Elongate glass-perchlet Chanda, Nama chanda
Chanda ranga Indian glassy fish Chanda, Lal chanda
Channa orientalis Asiatic snakehead Telo taki, Raga, Cheng
Cirrhinus reba Reba carp Raik, Tatkani, Bata, Laacho
Macrognathus aral One-spine spinyeel Tara baim
Monopterus cuchia Gangetic mud eel Kuchia
Mystus aor Long-whiskered catfish Ayre, Aor
Mystus cavasius Gangetic mystus Kabashi tengra, Golsha-tengra, Gulsha
Nandus nandus Mud perch Meni, Bheda
Notopterus notopterus Grey featherback Foli, Pholi
Plotosus canius Canine catfish-eel Gang magur
Puntius ticto Ticto barb 2-spot barb; Tit punti

 


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