Please ID this.

dd7070 · Oct 9, 2012

Does anyone know about this?
It looks soft coral but I think anemone. I don't know about this name.

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Fishinizer · Oct 9, 2012

Seems like some sort of Ricardian mushroom but I really can't see

NanaReefer · Oct 9, 2012

Pic coming out to small to id sorry.

dd7070 · Oct 9, 2012

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dd7070 · Oct 9, 2012

Something wrong with my cell phone. Here is one more time trying.

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bullysam · Oct 9, 2012

looks like a baby pink yuma shroom

Redseadragon · Oct 9, 2012

could be a maximini anemone

dd7070 · Oct 9, 2012

Thanks.
But the mushroom can move itself? It is moving around on the live rocks. I've never seen its move but at night time only it moved.

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Redseadragon · Oct 9, 2012

MOstlikely an anemone then

dd7070 · Oct 10, 2012

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Please ID this.

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