Help ID please

[Zoa_Fanatic]

Is this a “strawberry” anemone? I guess that’s a mojano? That’s what people in my area call them. Should I murder it or is it reef safe?

 

[cocoReefer]

Does it have little white balls at the end of the tentacles? If so its probably a strawberry. Also strawberry are not light loving, usually always under coral or in the shade. Strawberry also have a red base. I have hundreds in my system, only in the light if i move a rock.
Manjano are usually brown, and like being in light

 

[Zoa_Fanatic]

Does it have little white balls at the end of the tentacles? If so its probably a strawberry. Also strawberry are not light loving, usually always under coral or in the shade. Strawberry also have a red base. I have hundreds in my system, only in the light if i move a rock.
Manjano are usually brown, and like being in light

It’s a strawberry then. I had them before and that’s what dad said they were. This one is underneath a plug and has a red base with white balls on the tentacles. Are they reef safe? I only ever had like 2 and I tried my best to keep them alive but they died.

 

[cocoReefer]

Ive never had issues with them. Dont seem to sting any coral, and never hurt cleanup crew. I always like them.
They do fluoresce In the center a tiny bit in blue light too.

 

[vetteguy53081]

Ball anemone. Due to some having cool colors, many reefers will keep them while others regard them as an aptasia.
You make that call

 

[Zoa_Fanatic]

Ball anemone. Due to some having cool colors, many reefers will keep them while others regard them as an aptasia.
You make that call

Do they bother anything?

 

[vetteguy53081]

Do they bother anything?

No.

 

[GzO]

Help with identification, anemones. Purchased some live rock, these were found on em. Planning on curing the rock either way. Just wondering if they can benefit a reef tank. Thank you.