I Need Help Identifying This Anemone

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Hello! I’ve had a 32 gallon salt water aquarium for over two years now and have recently decided to start another tank.
I got sand and water from a friend of mine who also does saltwater fish tanks.
After a little bit of cycling my friend gave me some rocks and such to put in the new tank. The rocks had all sorts of zoas, toadstools, polyps, and even an anemone all over them. I can’t name the anemone. Any help/tips are welcome!
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That's a rock flower
.. probably of the indo variety
 

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