Please help ID growth on rock

[AthensReef]

Hi all,
I apologize in advance for the pictures, best I could get as the growth in question is rather small, but spreading. It’s fluorescent orange in color and on the surface of a rock at mid level in the tank.
Any guess is much appreciated, easy enough to remove the rock if turns out to be a pest.

 

[Reefyyy]

hi. I've never seen this before and am not the best source because i don't know as much as most due to i am relatively new to this community. otherwise to me it looks like some kind of anemone. i know a lot of anemones are bad and can irritate or even kill coral so maybe do some research about that but otherwise i don't know. i know many shrimp eat bad anemones so if approved by other people (again I'm no expert) maybe try getting a peppermint shrimp or something like that.

 

[Malifry97]

#reefsquad @KJ

 

[KJ]

Corynactis.

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[AthensReef]

Corynactis.

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Thanks for the reply. I compared to the pictures of corynactis and they look very similar. The only change I can think of is dropping the tank temp from 78-79 to 75-76. Maybe that's cause for the recent growth?

 

[AthensReef]

Hi all,

Here are some updates pics, slow growing but does appear to be different than what was previous thought. I ordered some lenses, hoping for better pics next week.
Any new guesses or do we still thing Corynactis?

 

[AthensReef]

Any additional thoughts???