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Ya.. probably.. best way to confirm whether is it Goniopara is to count the tentacles first.. is it 24 of them on a polyps.... If yes then check what Lemon suggested... I tried zoom out your pics this afternoon.. I counted only less than 20 tentacles.... therefore, most likely not Gonio.. Try close up pics may helps.... Cheers and Happy Reefing...

A School of Stingrays in Pensacola Florida.

Marsa Alam: Bannerfishes at Wadi Gimal

Silvertip Shark lunging into a large school of Moorish Idols

Lemon Milletseed Butterfly fish in Maui 2008

School of Butterfly Fish ....

Snorkeling Big Island of Hawaii Kona Coast Convict Tangs....

Schooling Fish in the afternoon at Kealakekua Bay Yellow tang and trigger fishes....

Huge School of Yellow Tangs off Captain Cook Monument at Kealakekua Bay

Powder blue tang shoal Maldives

Swimming with school of Alantic Blue Tang

The worlds smallest and largest animals http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ciaCs2TT5k

http://www.wetwebmedia.com/anemoniafaqs.htm http://www.knowledgegalaxy.net/majano_anemone/majano_anemone.html The Majano Problem - The problem the majano anemone presents is that while by itself it appears to be a rather docile creature, minding its own business, it has a disturbing tendency to divide and conquer. In other words it is extremely invasive. One can have an attractive saltwater aquarium, complete with a coral reef and a majano anemone or two, and before long, everything is covered with the anemone. So, it's little wonder that it is an undesirable creature to have. Not only undesirable, but in the view of many, very difficult to bring under control or get rid of.

Looks like a Majano Anemone.

Some pics captured from dummy camera..... Fish Feeding...

Another "Sea Drogan Found in China too?"..... a bit suspicious... thse 3 video looks like same places??? China, Thailand and Malaysia??? also looks like same fish too...