Ichthyofaunal Diversity in Some wetlands from Warora region, Chandrapur District, India.

Biodiversity is one of the important cornerstone of sustainable development and represent the biological wealth of particular nation.The present study was undertaken for the period of two years February 2014 to January 2016 for Ichthyofaunal exploration, identification and classification of fish fauna in some wetland from Warora region, District Chandrapur (M.S.) India. Fishes were collected from fishermen on local landing center from four water bodies of Warora region. The present investigation reveals the occurrence of total 49 different varieties of fishes. All the fishes are belongs to six major order. Most dominant order found Cypriniformes about 57%, Followed by the order Siluriformes 21%, Order Perciformes12%, Order Osteoglossiformes and Synbranchiformes 4%and Antheriniformes 2%.The aim of present investigation is to know fish biodiversity and its conservation status.