Common bream

The common bream is a silvery freshwater fish found across Europe. It belongs to the Leuciscidae family and is the sole member of its genus, Abramis. This fish prefers slow-moving waters and is easily recognized by its deep, flattened body.

• Its body is deep and flattened, giving it a distinctive bronze-silver appearance.
• The common bream is the only species in the Abramis genus.
• It thrives in slow-moving or still freshwater environments like lakes and rivers.