Strawberry Anemone?

During my recent tank relocation I found several of these little guys hidden throughout the rocks on my tank. Is this a strawberry Anemone?

I have several of them, biggest is about the size of a dime. Are they good or bad?

It's just to the right of center in this picture, red body with what looks like white bubble tips

 

going to give this a bump before I head off

 

It looks like Aiptasia to me.

 

It's not aptaisia or majano - it's a Corynactis.

I would leave it be. I've never had a problem with them (had several in a tank I just broke down). In fact, I moved a couple to the new tank, as I actually think they're pretty interesting.

I guess you should watch corals around them, though - I don't really know how much they would agitate them.

 

+1 corynactis sometimes known as strawberry anemone

Most of the coryn nem's that I have are all under rocks or in caves, so not a problem to corals.

 

Good call; I actually have some on my LR and thought they were Aiptasia. Thanks for the clarification!

 

I don't have much else in the tank other than from GSP and a very small cluster of palys - nothing near this little guy. I did see a bristle worm crawl over it and get stuck.

These were in hidden areas of the other tank, I never knew I had them until I moved some rock around

I was afraid they were some sort of nuiscance nem

 

Whatever they are my cowrie eats them like grapes

 

its majano and its bad. they are equivalent to aptasia they just look a little cooler.

 

I'll try to get a closer picture of them. When I searched majano I can't find anything that looks like what I have in there