What kind of animals eat yellow tube sponges?

Some species of reef fishes eat yellow tube sponges, but the primary predator is the hawksbill turtle. yellow tube sponges reproduce both sexually and asexually, with asexual reproduction typically occurring only when storms or other disturbances break off part of the body. read more

Yellow tube sponges can reproduce both sexually and asexually. Not only does each animal have both male and female organs, but if part of the sponge is cut off, it will grow to form a new sponge. Some studies have shown that yellow tube sponges produce chemicals that have antimicrobial properties. read more