Tube anemone help

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I have searched here and other forums and am looking for tips/help in getting a small tube anemone (ceriantharian) to move
Problem: I have a small pink and blue tube anemone that has found a hole through a small piece of live rock. I am currently doing a new aquascape and trying eradicate all the anthetlia that has taken over the entire tank and attached itself to his rock and tube. I can pick up the rock and see his whole tube without any issue. I have even turned the rock sideways and exposed his tube in an attempt to get him to move. Suggestions?

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