Source: FAO 2002.
| Family | Scientific Name | Author | Year | Common Name |
| Bramidae | Taractes rubescens | Jordan and Evermann | 1887 | Keeltail Pomfret |
Taractes rubescens
Unique Characters: Bony keel on caudal peduncle. Dorsal and anal fins not broadly expanded. Scales along at least part of the length of the rays. No modified sheath at base of median fins. Transverse precaudal grooves well developed. Body more elongate, body depth 36-45% standard length. Snout pointed. Pelvic fins longer, 13-19% standard length.
Similar Species: Taractichthys longipinnis, Bigscale Pomfret. Dorsal and anal fins not broadly expanded, scales along at least part of the length of the rays; no modified sheath at base of median fins. Transverse precaudal grooves well developed. Lateral profile of body rounded; body deep, 48-58% standard
length; snout blunt; pelvic fins short, 7-9% standard length.
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