Is this aiptasia?

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I think this is aiptasia but would appreciate any feedback. Thanks.
 
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Hopefully this is a better pic.
 
It appears to be can you get a front shot of the mouth ?
 
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Hard to get a clear pic. Hope this will do
 
What color is it?
The foot is grey and the top is red/purple looking. The two have been there a while and I just thought they were some type of polyp but the rest of the coral on the rock have not been doing well lately so that’s what got me to look into it. I have not noticed them spreading anywhere else.
 
I’ve used peppermint shrimp and aptasia X to get rid of mine.
 

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