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Macrognathus fasciatus, is a species of spiny eel found in the Manimala River and first described in 2014. Macrognathus fasciatus differs from its relative species by the presence of 28-30 dorsal spines, 26- 27 vertical lateral lines on the body, 8-9 whitish yellow round spots present in a row in between every two vertical lines and first dorsal spine originate at the level or a little behind the end of pectoral fin.

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  • Macrognathus fasciatus, is a species of spiny eel found in the Manimala River and first described in 2014. Macrognathus fasciatus differs from its relative species by the presence of 28-30 dorsal spines, 26- 27 vertical lateral lines on the body, 8-9 whitish yellow round spots present in a row in between every two vertical lines and first dorsal spine originate at the level or a little behind the end of pectoral fin.
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