Macrobenthic community plays an significant part in aquatic ecosystems as primary and secondary consumers as easily as in biological assessments [1]. A detailed and perfect knowledge of the bottom fauna is not merely important for the purpose of productivity [2] but is also helpful in seeing the diversity of the habitat. Sustaining biological diversity is a priority for nature conservation in terrestrial, maritime, and freshwater environments [3]. Thus, the assessment of biological diversity in freshwaters plays a really important role as the basis for nature protection. Diversity, distribution and abundance of macrobenthos depend on the characteristics of their environment such as pollution condition, organic matter, content, soil texture and sediment [4, 5]. Because they alter in their adjustment to environmental conditions and their tolerance of or sensitivity to contamination, the parameters of benthic animals (such as their community structure, dominant species, variety and abundance) can be utilized to reflect environmental quality [6].