anybody know what's this?

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they're moving when i touch it

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Very hard to tell from the picture can you pull it out and get a clearer pic?
 
agreed with above.
The usual suspects are vermetid snail, aiptasia or mojano but tough to say based on that photo
 
it look like green zoa,,...they curl up a bit when touched lol. I'll send you a picture later
 
it look like green zoa,,...they curl up a bit when touched lol. I'll send you a picture later
some sort of coral head was going to be my guess, but I wasn't sure lol
 
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look like purple in the middle and green at the edges
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