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Looks like a ball anemone or majano

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the white tentacles seem to come out of the rock, they extend quite a bit and feel around. The little fan thing retracts. I was thinking small fan worm. I googled images of majano and I don't think its a match.

The two small green circles don't appear to be lasting after a day, as you can see in the first pic.
 
Dont hope for the green guys to come back!! They werw the bane of my existence a couple years ago! On everything rock substrate!
Thank god vibrant wiped them out!
 
Resurrecting this. I was just watching the tank and this rock again in particular. Can anyone tell me what the red encrusting the rock is? Is it coralline algae or something else being over run by gsp?

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That’s what I was thinking it looks encrusting. What’s the best way to tell?tentacles at night? I’ll try get a better picture
 
Yes it is bare stone.

If it’s monti I assume it will be dead under the gsp.

Would it be worth trying to remove the gsp to save the monti?
 

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