Haliclona djeedara is a demosponge, first described by Jane Fromont and David Abdo in 2014.[1] The species epithet, djeedara, means "brown" in Nyoongar.[2]
Haliclona djeedara is a lobed, encrusting and upright sponge, which when alive, is a light brown colour. It has a springy texture and large internal canals. It gives birth to cylindrical planktonic larvae which consist of clumps of ciliated cells. Individuals are either male or female.[2]
It is found on limestone reefs at depths of 3–30 m, from Jurien Bay to Bremer Bay in Western Australia.[2]