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Perhaps a corynactis anemone? They are generally harmless and don't proliferate like aiptasia.
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Ball tipped anemone?
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ball anemone , theyre cool dont kill it
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No ID is actually possible unless you post a picture.
It'd all speculation at this point. Good luck.
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From the description and the fact that I just found one myself last week I am pretty sure it is a Ball tipped nem. They are harmless. Prefer shaded areas
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Yup, once I looked at the pictures for ball tip anemones, I knew what it was. Thanks for your help.
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I've got one in my tank as well. They often close completely during the day if they're in a bright spot. If you want it to grow you can try feeding it tiny pieces of mysis. There's a bunch of different species of ball tipped anemones, some are quite spectacular.
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