Has anyone seen this? what could it be? should I remove it?

[leonardomanzano]

I always assumed it was a small anemone at first but now I want to have another pair of eyes to take a look at it as im starting to have doubts

 

[SFREEF3R]

I'm not able to view your videos, but is your image is very difficult to see because it is so dark.

Can you turn on your whites or shine a flashlight to illuminate the target more clearly?

 

[TinyReefObsession]

I’ll raise you one harder to see photo haha I thought you might be posting what I believe to be a small glass ball anemone with a red foot (based on scouring the reefing sites and internet in general), which glows similarly to yours at night- however mine looks more like a perfect circle, and when you zoom you can see a few more spread outside the circle. Yet yours has 6 pretty distinct ball tips, if we’re talking about the same little guys…so small, really tough to photograph…

 

[leonardomanzano]

I'm not able to view your videos, but is your image is very difficult to see because it is so dark.

Can you turn on your whites or shine a flashlight to illuminate the target more clearly?

unfortunately it has closed up
I have some reef lenses I can use, I'll use them to take a better picture of it tomorrow!

 

[1epauletteshark]

I’ll raise you one harder to see photo haha I thought you might be posting what I believe to be a small glass ball anemone with a red foot (based on scouring the reefing sites and internet in general), which glows similarly to yours at night- however mine looks more like a perfect circle, and when you zoom you can see a few more spread outside the circle. Yet yours has 6 pretty distinct ball tips, if we’re talking about the same little guys…so small, really tough to photograph…

Looks closest to a ball anemone IMO too

 

[Nalgene00]

Nearly certain that it is a Ball Anemone. Here's a photo I managed to take a while back of one in my tank.

 

[MoshJosh]

Ball nem or straberry nem. . . probably ball nem