unknown hitchhiker ID

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got a piece of rock with some unknown zoas and unknown hitchhiker. can someone ID the hitchhiker circled in black. it looks a a small red nem but I could be wrong
 

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Their common name is Strawberry nems or anemone.
 

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Does it look like this?

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sort of looks like it. it's very small as you can see that it's not bigger than the zoa
 
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Didn't realize I could make the picture bigger. Yes, that's them.
 

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Were you just doing something to that rock to tick off the zoas? If not, it's the strawberry nems that are stinging on them and I would remove them. I, myself, would remove them anyways, because there's a chance it will compete with your zoas. You paid for a zoa rock, you don't want an entire rock covered in nems come next year.
 

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