Possible Hydroid..?

[Bethany97]

Hello all,

I just purchased a piece of LR with some yellow star polyps on it. After I got it acclimated and in my tank I noticed what I believe to be is an aiptasia anemone. (It's the very brown anemone in the picture attached below, sorry for the image quality.)

I plan to remove the aiptasia within an hour or two. (Although I've never dealt with aiptasia before, so I'm not sure how.) Can I remove the anemone using tweezers, or should I give it hot water using a syringe?

Along with the aiptasia, I've noticed these weird little orange "dandelion" fluffs on part of the LR. They hate the light, so it took a while to get a decent picture of them. I was hoping someone could tell me what this is.

Thanks in advance!

 

[Diesel]

In the first pic it looks like a fan worm, second pic is a bit unclear but it looks like a pest anemone.
You can kill it with some ALK paste or let it retract in the rock and put some super coral glue on it.

 

[twilliard]

In that second picture cover it with superglue and keep an eye out for more.
Don't let them go!

 

[KJ]

First pic fan worm.
Second pic pest anemone.