According to the results of this investigation, it is clear that the three species, An. superpictus (with 93.18%), An. turkhodi
(2.84%) and An. maculipennis complex (2.34%) accounted for the highest percentage of the larvae caught. These species
were collected from types of natural larval habitats (often the sides of rivers) and artificial larval habitats (mainly plots of
rice cultivations); and they were anopheline dominant species. These three species of Anopheles selected the clear waters; and almost entirely are heliophilia. Also, these Anopheles lay eggs in the current or stagnant waters, permanent or temporary,with or without plants.