Id this anemone.. reef/fish safe?

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What anemones are these? They are small and dark maroon coloured. Will they be fish safe? Reef safe? Whats the placement and care?

Currently with lfs
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Bunodosoma goanense comes from Singapore and is a Tide Pool Anemone I imagine it will eat fish and small inverts it can catch.
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Bunodosoma goanense (Goa anemone) is the closest thing I can find. Do you know where it was collected? The little bit of information I saw indicated they do not typically host clowns, I have no idea if they are fish safe. @AcroNem
 
Bunodosoma goanense (Goa anemone) is the closest thing I can find. Do you know where it was collected? The little bit of information I saw indicated they do not typically host clowns, I have no idea if they are fish safe. @AcroNem
Are they safe for fish?
 
I have finally got one for my Macro tank, that houses few local shrimps, a mandarin and a pipefish. Need some info. I couldnt find any info on Goa Sea Anemones
 

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