Hitch hiking coral identification

[jess’s zoa garden]

I got a blueberry gorgonia about a year ago and this guy came on it. It used to be very vibrant but I just moved everything into a bigger tank and everything is pretty stressed. He’s still fat and flown, I’m leaning towards an LPS of some sorts, it feels like it has a skeleton. Any ideas?

 

[Gumbies R Us]

Anyway to get the photo under white lights?

 

[jess’s zoa garden]

Anyway to get the photo under white lights?

 

[jess’s zoa garden]

Best pics of it I could get

 

[TiltedReef]

I'm leaning towards a small anemone

 

[jess’s zoa garden]

I'm leaning towards a small anemone

It feels like it has a skeleton when I’ve touched it

 

[BryanM]

It looks like a small plate coral to me.

 

[Tahoe61]

If it retracts when you squirt water at it and there's a skeleton it's an LPS. It could be a Hidden Cup Coral or any common LPS hitch hiker. If no skeleton than Anemone would be my guess.

 

[jess’s zoa garden]

It looks like a small plate coral to me.

I didn’t consider that! It just might be!

 

[jess’s zoa garden]

If it retracts when you squirt water at it and there's a skeleton it's an LPS. It could be a Hidden Cup Coral or any common LPS hitch hiker. If no skeleton than Anemone would be my guess.

I’ve touched it, it for sure has a skeleton