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I'm pretty sure it's a Majano anemone. What do you think?

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foe, unless you like the look and dont want any coral around that area or dont mind them multiplying like crazy...
 

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Ive only ever had one on a super small piece of rock. I just let the rock dry out for like 3 weeks then tossed it back in. Afraid I wont be of much help to get rid of it
 

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Ive only ever had one on a super small piece of rock. I just let the rock dry out for like 3 weeks then tossed it back in. Afraid I wont be of much help to get rid of it
I have a few in the 55g. The ones in my 30g all seem to have died.
 

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I've always thought of them like I do aiptasia and mojanos but as always, everyone has their own likes and dislikes :)
 

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