Identification help, aptasia??

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I have these little things spreading in my tank. They stared on my zoas but I'm starting to see them in various other areas of my tank. When I look at everyone's pictures, they don't look like aptasia but they are also small. I've tried to manually remove what I can but they keep showing back up. When I get close, the little heads suck down into the stalk or whatever.

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I have these little things spreading in my tank. They stared on my zoas but I'm starting to see them in various other areas of my tank. When I look at everyone's pictures, they don't look like aptasia but they are also small. I've tried to manually remove what I can but they keep showing back up. When I get close, the little heads suck down into the stalk or whatever.

20260329_072443(1).jpg
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