Strange apraxia variant/ID?

[Perpetual Novice]

I’m servicing a clients tank and they have these small aphasia looking things everywhere with an unusual (pretty?) coloration. They seem resistant to aptasia x. Historical pearlscale butterflies will eat them I’m told. Anyone know what these are?

 

[Seymo44]

I almost want to say that they are yellow parazoanthus, but the tentacles look a little too stocky.

Yellow Parazoanthus Polyps

Yellow polyps are a beginner friendly splash of color to any reef aquarium. They have a powerful sting and must be kept away from other corals. Frags have 4-5+ polyps.

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Yellow Polyp

The Yellow Polyp, Parazoanthus gracilis, features a bright yellow/gold body making it one of the few corals with this lustrous coloration. They are semi-aggressive but lack venomous tentacles. The Yellow Polyp feeds photosynthetically needing moderate lighting and moderate waterflow. They are...

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[Cell]

Majano?

 

[Seymo44]

Majano?

They certainly have that shape.

 

[N.Sreefer]

Looks like a species in the Anemonia genus