Coral spawn?

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I was cleaning sand out holes in my rock scape and in doing so I saw what I thought was a coral spawn float out , 2 in fact! I’m not too sure thoug. Could anyone help me out please . Thankyou
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That would be cool but looks like anemones (bead?) to me. If xenia is stressed by stinging I've seen tiny polyps like that nearby byt that's just a guess here.
Today they tiny little tentacles were extended more than yesterday. Let me see if I can get a picture now
 
Here we go
 

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Pictures are too blue to get much detail. Forgot to mention yesterday to figure out if it's a soft coral or stony coral count the tenticles, soft corals have a base 8 tenticle system and stony corals have a base 6 system. (So if they've got 24 you'll just have to guess :D )
 
Do you have rock flower nems? Those look strikingly similar to baby RFA's.
 

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