Common name: Clathrina sponges

Clathrina is a genus of sponges in the family Clathrinidae, known for their delicate, web-like structure. These sponges are characterized by their bright colors, often yellow, white, or orange, and their intricate network of tubes. They are filter feeders, playing a role in nutrient cycling within reef ecosystems. Clathrina sponges are non-aggressive and can be a unique addition to a reef aquarium, adding both aesthetic appeal and biological diversity. They require stable water conditions and low to moderate flow to thrive.

1. 
   Common name: yellow Clathrina

   Scientific name: Clathrina clathrus
2. Common name: white lace sponge

   Scientific name: Clathrina coriacea