Question

how does catla different from mrigul

Answer 1

Both catla and mrigal are members of the carp family of fish and are known as Indian fish.

Catla is the only member of the Cyprinidae family of carp. A surface feeder, it is native to the Northern waters of India and has a protruding lower jaw.

Mrigal is a species of ray-finned fish which is native to the Ganges and Birahmaputra Rivers of India. They are extensively aquafarmed and are bottom-feeders.

Answer 2

Both catla and mrigal are members of the carp family of fish and are known as Indian fish. Catla is the only member of the Cyprinidae family of carp. A surface feeder, it is native to the Northern waters of India and has a protruding lower jaw. Mrigal is a species of ray-finned fish which is native to the Ganges and Birahmaputra Rivers of India. They are extensively aquafarmed and are bottom-feeders.