Monogenean parasites of freshwater fish could be considered as one of the most prevalent diseases affecting skin and gills, which included irritation, severe destruction of the gills, impaired breathing as well as severe losses too. They are the most abundant ectoprasitic flukes of fish, with greater diversity of species occurring in tropics than in the temperate regions of the world. They spend their entire life cycle as parasites on gills and skin of fish, hold to the fish by the use of hooks and attachment organs at the posterior end.This study investigates the prevalence of these...