ID help? Inherited tank mates

Coral Memere

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TankMate #1. Probably a totally common specimen, but he fascinates me. Can't tell if he's growing because some days, he's the size of a softball, other days, the size of a marble. I do like when he's ticked at me and spits white strings.
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TankMate #2- again probably common. Always lets me know when he's unhappy because he closes up and pouts. Days like this, he's all spread out and cheery.
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I think I know, generally, what they are, but I mix them up. Any help with who they may be and what they need would be great! TIA!
SUE

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Anemone and toadstool leather
 
Yup toadstool.
This is mine, about 5 years old.
 

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I got mine from petco nearly dead, it was attached to a small piece of rock that I just sat on my rock and it just took over.
iI m a HUGE fan of Petco nearly dead. the current Mgr has no idea what they have that 3 mgrs ago ordered. its how I got my 4" goni for $20
 

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