Swimming anemone?

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Video is pretty low res. Can you snap a picture?

I had a tiny upside down jellyfish hitchhike on my rocks. Lived a year or two (picture of it is my profile pic) and then eventually disappeared. Probably a victim of the overflow.
 

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I had the same thing on my zoanthid frag a long time ago! Nobody knew what it was so I threw it out in case it was bad.
 

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Hard to see the movement in this picture, but it looks like a mix between a jelly fish and am anemone?
 

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look up hydroids. Similar to jellyfish. It will sting things.
 

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