Patin can be found in rives and estuaries. It is a popular fresh water fish and is reared commercially for the aquaculture activities. It has a mix of greenish-greyish back and green upper part of its head with a light shiny belly and bumpy head. They can also be found in India, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Indonesia and Thailand. It feeds on fish remains and decayed organics.

Sebarau can be found in rivers and streams with strong currents with sandy to muddy waters. This fish is a valuable fresh water recreation fish. Known for its fighting spirit, it aggressively fights the angler. With elongated and compressed body  and fins in dark red and yellowish colour, as well as large scales with blackish linings and silverish grey body makes Sebarau an attractive fish. They thrives on insects, fragments and fish remains.

This fish can be found in Perak and Pahang and it is said to be the largest species of the Cyprinids in Peninsular Malaysia. Temoleh thrives on shelled molluscs and water plants. The body has 7 narrow horizontal black stripes with its upper half of the body in olive and lower half creamy yellow colour. The head is bright greenish yellow with fins in light pink. These wonderful colours are complimented by a blackish end tail. Temoleh is truly a beautiful fresh water fish.