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A Malu was the one that I found that looked similar too, but I thought the same thing it looks different.It does look a bit like an R. malu, there's something different about it though...
It's a sebae anemone, either H. malu or H. crispa. Nice looking anemone.
I'm sure they will! R. malu regularly hosts in the wild.Thank you for the help. I’m in love with it, now hopefully my clowns will host it!

