Zoa or anemone?

[brynbyers]

At first I thought these were zoas, as they didn't appear to be aiptasias. But upon closer inspection (and poking), they retract like an anemone. I hadn't really noticed them until my new light really made them glow. They are about the size of a button and smaller.
Any ideas?
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[smoothie]

Majano

 

[bronco862]

Smoothie;489090 wrote: Majano

+1

what kind of camera did you use? cause that's exactly what mine look like today, but icouldnt get nearly as close up.

 

[brynbyers]

bronco862;489119 wrote: +1

what kind of camera did you use? cause that's exactly what mine look like today, but icouldnt get nearly as close up.

Canon Rebel XT. Then photoshop to crop.

 

[putemup]

I have two of these in my tank. They came in on some rock. I had no idea what it was. I actually thought it was pretty. I heard that "manjo" was a pest. Will it spread? How do I ger rid of it?

 

[jennm]

Anemonia majano.

Definitely a pest - time to get 'em out of there!

Jenn

 

[elfloyd]

Kill em!

 

[brynbyers]

Working on removing them. I've been using Lugol's injected into the tissue. It's worked for the few aiptasias over the years, but I might have to look for the "Juice" as some of the smaller majones are popping back up (might not have gotten to the tissue as they are pretty small).