Hitchhiker ID Help

[zeminabr]

This just recently showed up in my tank (about 1 year old or so). I have no idea what it is. It is definitely not a rock anemone, but I am lost as to what it is. Any help is much appreciated!

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[zeminabr]

This just recently showed up in my tank (about 1 year old or so). I have no idea what it is. It is definitely not a rock anemone, but I am lost as to what it is. Any help is much appreciated!

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And apparently I just submitted my entire photobucket album. Gotta work on that! Just the first three photos are the ones that I am referring to. No help need identifying the purple firefish!

 

[Postal]

Looks like a species of Psuedocorynactis (maybe caibbeorum). It is also sometimes called a ball anemone although it is more closely related to mushrooms.
Shouldn't be an issue unless you have one of the species that get bigger than dime. They do have a sting but usually not an issue due to their small size.

 

[zeminabr]

Looks like a species of Psuedocorynactis (maybe caibbeorum). It is also sometimes called a ball anemone although it is more closely related to mushrooms.
Shouldn't be an issue unless you have one of the species that get bigger than dime. They do have a sting but usually not an issue due to their small size.

Looks to be it. Thanks for the ID.

 

[hobbzz]

I agree with Postal, ball anemone. Although I can't be sure if it's the smaller genus (Corynactis, harmless), or the larger one like he mentioned (Pseudocorynactis, not harmless).

http://www.advancedaquarist.com/2002/10/inverts
http://www.melevsreef.com/node/493