Anemone ID pls

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Any idea what type of anemone this is?
In the background are a plethora of red long tipped, however this came in on a frag months ago and has split 4 times now. It has never got as big as my classical long tips and is about the size of your thumb.
It has a pale base similar to the red longs, but it has blue tentacles with white tips. The image has been taken with the blue in the light spectrum turned down for the purpose of the photo.
No matter what light I have them under they have Blue tentacles and are vastly different from my others.

Any ID help is appreciated :)

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It’s beautiful! Wish I could get some cool hitchhikers like that :) no idea for ID, hope someone can help you out
 
Based on the photos, I'm really not sure.

Can you get a photo that shows the face (oral disk)?
Do you know where the live rock came from originally?
 

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