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What I did for mine was lay a flat rock on the sandbed and stood the clam up and left there for a few days and let it attach itself to the rock. After it was attached I was free to place anywhere on my rock work. HTH

Maybe a baby RBTA?

It's a type of mojano often refered to as a tulip anemone.

I agree with Guy, the orange center is a dead give away. :)

Looks like hydroids to me.

I agree with Brian, anything over .5 for ammonia is pretty much a death sentence for any hitch hikers.

The anemone looks like aiptasia to me, does it retract into the rock if you touch it? If so my opinion would aiptasia. Not sure about the snail, also in third pic next to the snail is that a red flat worm?

Peanut worm maybe.