The Indian pellona lives in the pelagic, amphidromous, freshwater environment.
Indian pellona (Pellona ditchela) were caught in relatively good numbers in the bottom trawl west of Ras al Kuh and as stray individuals in Gwatar Bay. The major part of the catches of this species had started maturing. More
Orangemouth thryssa and Indian pellona shared a common distribution area and were not usually found in deeper water than 40 m. More
burmese river ilisha in English
Burmesisk ilisha-sild in Danish (dansk)
Ilia rangúnská in Czech (česky)
Iliša rangúnská in Czech (česky)
Indian pellona in English
緬甸鰳 in Mandarin Chinese
缅甸鳓 in Mandarin Chinese