Unknown Anemone from Deco Crab

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So a few Months ago I purchased a Spider Decorator crab. The crab had an Anemone attached to its back. Unfortunately after a a month or so the crab decided to ditch the anemone and dress in hair algae instead (SMH lol). Well I didn’t know what happened to the Anemone until I saw it attached to a rock. It has since moved around the tank a few times but settled on a spot. I have had no luck finding an ID for my new anemone. Only details is that it is white with an orange mouth and that at the same fish store I saw similar anemone attached to Anemone Hermit Crabs. Here are a few pictures.
Thanks for the Input, hopefully its not a bad tankmate.

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