Almost nothing is known of the habits and biology of the earthworm eels.

The Earthworm eels, also known as the Spineless eels, are a family (Chaudhuriidae) of small freshwater eel-like fish related to the swamp eels and spiny eels.

This species has been placed as a member of the family Chaudhuriidae, but the evidence for this relationship is not strong.

The family name "Chaudhuriidae" comes from a Burmese local name for a fish.

Garo (genus), a genus of Fish from the family Chaudhuriidae.

Habitat preference, reproduction and diet of the earthworm eel, Chendol keelini (Teleostei: Chaudhuriidae).

The Chaudhuriidae are found in northeastern India through Thailand to Korea (including parts of Malaysia and Borneo).

Pillaia kachinica, a new chaudhuriid fish from Myanmar, with observations on the genus Garo (Teleostei: Chaudhuriidae).

Cyprinidae, Balitoridae, Bagridae, Syngnathidae, Chaudhuriidae and Tetraodontidae).

The Mastacembeloidei has two families: Chaudhuriidae, with four genera and five species, and Mastacembelidae, with three genera and about 26 species.

"Habitat Preference, Reproduction and Diet of the Earthworm Eel, Chendol keelini (Teleostei: Chaudhuriidae), a Rare Freshwater Fish from Sundaic Southeast Asia."