Please Help Me ID Hitchhikers

[BigandUgly]

I decided to move some rock around on my FOWLR setup. I found a few new items when I did this. The rock in the tank is from three different sources. I haven't added any new rock in a few months.

Please help me out with some identification.

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=307&pictureid=1716

I believe the item on the upper left is some kind of Zoa. I found several individuals on different rocks.

On the right is a reddish pom-pom looking item. Not real sure what that is. It is about the size of a dime. I only see one of these.

Wider picture of the same rock:

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=307&pictureid=1714

Thanks for the help.

[redsea reefer]

They all look like Majano Anemones

[SBGRAD24]

They all look like Majano Anemones

+1
It also looks like you have some valonia in there.

[BigandUgly]

Should I get rid of the Majano Anemones? They're not really harming anything now but I do want to eventually convert the tank to a reef. I don't want them to over run the tank.

I actually think the valonia looks pretty cool, but I understand it can get out of hand. For now I'll leave it alone and see what it does.

[reefbro]

Get rid of the Mojo's Asap. They spread like wild fire.

[clownaround2]

Get them out, if you can. Had one and thought how cute a baby bubble anemone, but after a while they took over my tank. Still have a couple, but I keep removing them with a toothpick ones in a while.

[BigandUgly]

I just did a partial water change, pulled the affected liverock and used tweezers to remove the Majano Anemones and most of the bubble algae. Then I rinsed it in the old water and put it back. I don't see any more anemones. Hopefully I'll be good. We'll see.

Thanks for the help.