Hoping someone can ID

[ozmosis7]

Hope this is an okay place to put this. Ended up with an aiptasia and picked up a peppermint to battle it, as I was losing the battle with lemon juice/vinegar. That's when I noticed this new anemone looking thing. I tried to get a picture, but unfortunately my camera won't get me in close enough and I can't seem to get the white balance right. Anyway, I've circled it and will do my best to describe it. This anemone is a little smaller than a dime. It has a translucent body with sparse tiny white spots and a pinkish mouth area. There could be as many as a couple dozen tentacles each with a white dot at the end. Any helped anyone can provide would be awesome. Sorry for the poor pic quality. Working on it.

 

[saltyphish]

sorry can't tell from the pic. Have you looked up mojano anemone?

 

[kschweer]

Very hard to tell from the picture. From your description I'm thinking it's possibly a ball anemone. Google it and see if it resembles what you have. Hope this helps some

 

[ozmosis7]

Looks very similar to the one in this top-right pic. LRIDFAQ14

 

[ReeferBean]

Maybe a ball anemone?

 

[ozmosis7]

Does look a lot like that. Confirm if this is a Ball Tip Anemone | Living Reefs

 

[ozmosis7]

So nothing to worry about unless it gets out of control and spreads everywhere?

 

[ozmosis7]

Oh, and thanks, all.

 

[Mike J.]

Looks very similar to the one in this top-right pic. LRIDFAQ14

The picture is a Corynactis, Strawberry Anemone.
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[ozmosis7]

The picture is a Corynactis, Strawberry Anemone.
LionfishLair.com - Hitchhiker Guide to your Aquarium

Thanks for the link. This rock is in part of my sump/refugium, so it sounds like I should be okay with either as long as they don've overrun anything. Oddly, I never noticed it until I moved the rock down (due to the Green Bay Packer zoas got out of control).