Anemones from Bermuda

I was going through my Bermuda photos and I found this. I remember I thought it was very strange because in every dive I would see one or two rocks completely covered by anemones, but no other anemone anywhere else. Does anybody know what these are? I can check it in my ID book at my office on monday, but here it goes for those who have the books handy during the weekend:

General view of the rock covered with anemones:

100% crop showing details of the anemones:

Hi Rocha,

Weird! Those look like indo-pacific corralimorphs. Start searching the books for corralimorphs - I may be spelling that wrong. I know there are some in your area - like Ricordia florida.

Cheers

James

Great find. I've been looking for that guy for years.

Not only do they look like comon indo-pacific corallimorphs but they are in the same genus as the most comon indo-pacific corallimporphs. Discosoma.

They are Warty Mushroom polips. Discosoma sanctithomae.

Great, thanks! They are very common in the south shore of Bermuda, as I said a lot of individuals in isolated rocks.