Removing orange ball anemones?

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I have a rock with 6+ orange ball anemones on it. I'd like to keep the critters, and toss the rock. There is just enough of a depression under each critter on the rock that I haven't been able to scrap them off. The rock is also a big flat slab that won't be easy to cut or bash apart.

Any suggestion on what would be more successful to make them move or release? I had a heater failure a few years ago, that didn't move or kill them, so I doubt hot (salt) water would work.
 

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