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February 2005 1784 The Western Ghats is one of the hottest hotspots of biodiversity (Myers et al., 2000) endowed with rare, endemic and threatened species of flora and fauna. Freshwater fishes form a major endemic vertebrate group in the Western Ghats after amphibians and reptiles (Gururaja, 2002). India reports 930 species of fresh water fish (Rema Devi, 2003) and 288 are from the Western Ghats. Of these 118 species are endemic to the Western Ghats and Sri Lankan region (Dahanukar et al., 2004). This write up reports the range extension of Schistura nilgiriensis (earlier Nemacheilus nilgiriensis, Jayaram, 1999) from one of the west flowing rivers in the Western Ghats (Sharavathi river 13-150N & 74-760E).

Schistura nilgiriensis (Menon) in Sharavathi river Basin Western Ghats, Karnataka