The presentation discusses the biology of the rohu fish (Labeo rohita). Key points: - Rohu is a commercially important species in Bangladesh and other parts of Asia. - It is an omnivorous, column feeding fish found in rivers, ponds, and floodplains. - The fish reaches sexual maturity at 3 years and breeds during the monsoon season, laying hundreds of thousands of eggs. - Rohu plays an important role ecologically and is also a highly valued food fish, though its populations have declined from overfishing in rivers. It remains widely cultured in aquaculture.