Baby rock flower anemone?

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Right above the green zoanthids there’s this little orange disk I’ve got no clue what it is. I’m guessing it may be a zoanthid, or baby rock flower nem. I have 3 of them so it is possible, but it could also be a random zoa polyp, but unsure.

I found it after rearranging the rockwork so it was previously shaded for the most part
 
Was the rock originally dry or was it from an established tank? I would also guess potential mushroom.
The tank was started with a large percentage of live rock. But it’s been running for over a year now so who’s to say where it could have come in from if it is a mushroom. I’ve made a few additions lately, but I’ve not added any mushrooms to this system.
 

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