Suspected colonial anemones, possible ID?

I’m still shocked that I mis-identified them! - clearly I’ve been out of the hobby for too long!

In any case, they’re out of the QT tank, and in a bucket with an air stone…

Chuck em’ out? Or does anyone want any of these sneaky lil’ monsters?
I’d take them but you probly too far , I’m in OC I love all anemones , even keep aptasia alive they interest me lol
 

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I’d take them but you probly too far , I’m in OC I love all anemones , even keep aptasia alive they interest me lol
Well, they’ll be going back to my LFS if nothing else, he’ll probably keep them in his dedicated pest tank! — just let me know if you end up this far north!
 
Well, they’ll be going back to my LFS if nothing else, he’ll probably keep them in his dedicated pest tank! — just let me know if you end up this far north!
Would look good in a pest tank
 

HOW MUCH DOES A FISH’S FEEDING REQUIREMENTS AFFECT YOUR STOCKING DECISIONS?

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