Species Identification
Species Identification: Find Species

Family: Agelasidae



(See list of species below)


Select Class:     Select Order:   
Select Family: Subfamily:     Select Genus:

Select Ocean (marine/brackish) or Continent (freshwater):
Select a country:
Only include species occuring above: m

and anal fins (optional).      Enter total length (TL) and maximum body depth (BD)

Show family drawing(s)



19 species
(see list below)
Export file

1 of 1 Jump to:
No picture found


 
Agelas cerebrum
[]
No picture found


 
Agelas cervicornis
[]
No picture found


 
Agelas ceylonica
[]
No picture found


 
Agelas citrina
[]
No picture found

Max. Length 10 cm OT

 
Agelas clathrodes
[Orange elephant ear sponge]
No picture found

Max. Length 50 cm TL

 
Agelas conifera
[Brown tube sponge]
No picture found


 
Agelas dendromorpha
[]
No picture found


 
Agelas dilatata
[]
No picture found

Max. Length 30 cm WD

 
Agelas dispar
[]
No picture found


 
Agelas mauritiana
[]
No picture found


 
Agelas nakamurai
[]
No picture found


 
Agelas novaecaledoniae
[]
No picture found


 
Agelas oroides
[]
No picture found


 
Agelas robusta
[]
No picture found


 
Agelas sceptrum
[]
No picture found


 
Agelas schmidti
[Common brown tube sponge]
No picture found


 
Agelas sventres
[]
No picture found


 
Agelas tubulata
[]
No picture found


 
Agelas wiedenmayeri
[]


Scientific Name
English Name
Distribution
Max. Length
Year



Other identification tools in SeaLifeBase


Identification by pictures:
If you already know the Family, go to Search SeaLifeBase, select Family and click on 'Identification by pictures' to display all available pictures in SeaLifeBase for the family.

If you already know the Country, go to
Search SeaLifeBase, select Country and click on 'Identification by pictures' to display all available pictures in SeaLifeBase for the country.

If you already know the Ecosystem, go to
Search SeaLifeBase, select Ecosystem and click on 'Identification by pictures' to display all available pictures in SeaLifeBase for the ecosystem.