Yeah its an Anthozoan most likely in order Actiniaria. Although this is the first I've heard of one eating a jelly... cool dive video btw!
What's Big, Brown, and Eats Jellies?
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Great job on the video. What did you shoot it with? I've seen Leopard Sharks at North and South Monastery in the shallow sandy area. They are not a common sight there though. North Monastery is a likely place to get your fins tugged on. I've had a seal snuggle up to me there.
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Just a handheld GoPro. No filter, lights, or anything fancy. I ordered an underwater monopod for it that I'll hopefully get to test out at Catalina, so I can have footage of myself for once rather than dive buddies getting all the face time 
I'll give North Monastery another shot.
I'll give North Monastery another shot.
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