Possible to ID this tiny anemone?

Purchased some live rock from my LFS the other day and saw this little guy swaying in the current and munching on a brine shrimp a day later.

Picture is a little crappy, cell phone is the only camera I have available at the moment.

For reference, he's stretched out to approx. 1cm tall in the photo (how he managed to swallow an entire brine shrimp is beyond me).



Unfortunately I can't really photograph him from another angle without disturbing him or deconstructing all of my LR. His top is just a small white dot (presumably his mouth) surrounded by millimeter sized tentacles.

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aptasia. I have a few. remove them but if you don't mind him while hes small keep him\her

 

mojano? cant tell pic kinda cloudy. either way though most of the time a hitchhiker anemone isnt the best thing to keep around. recommend removal.

 

Mojano a pest anemone, boil some water and turkey baste it

 

I am leaning to mojano anemone

 

is there anything that will eat majanos? I had an aptasia problem and peppermint shrimp handled it but now i have a majano problem

 

Are we sure that's not just a brown button polyp?

 

The bulbous tentacles say yes. I agree with everyone that said majano. Definitely not aptasia.

 

Sorry folks, but from what I can tell, it doesn't look like any Majano or Aptasia I've ever seen. I may be wrong, and it's for certain that the large majority of hitch-hiker anemones are not any of the good kind, but every now and then one can get lucky. Regardless, it won't take over your tank in one night or even a week, so I vote to leave it alone until you can get us a better pic.

 

Not that I've ever had majanos, but I've seen plenty & not seen one that tall looking. Definitely not aiptasia (tentacles too stubby). I'm almost leaning toward a polyp too (mine eat whole pieces of brine shrimp every day). Definitely need a better pic.