Baby anemones ?

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Could this be what I think it is ?!

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I was told there are 4 anemones on this rock but upon further inspection there looks to be little babies. Can anyone confirm these are rbta babies ?

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Looks like majano IMO, re bothering RBTA - nah - the BTAs will stand their ground easily.
 
Some background story. These anemones were in an anemone tank with rocks full of bubble tip anemones of all different colors and sizes. All came from 2 anemones.

If they split into other anemones wouldn’t the size be similar ?

Anemones could also reproduce sexually by spawning so these could be their anemone budlettes ?

I see one anemone about 1/2 inch that is clearly a rainbow bubble top anemone.

Looks like majano IMO, re bothering RBTA - nah - the BTAs will stand their ground easily.
 

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