Bubbletip Anenome

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I'm just wondering. If a bubble tip anemone splits twice so far and all is good happened about 6 months ago.
But once they split are they a completely diffrent organism now and if they were touch each other would sting each other or do they hold the same DNA or what ever and they would not hurt each other.
Sorry for using probley the wrong terminology or words but I hope you know what I mean.
 
I'm just wondering. If a bubble tip anemone splits twice so far and all is good happened about 6 months ago.
But once they split are they a completely diffrent organism now and if they were touch each other would sting each other or do they hold the same DNA or what ever and they would not hurt each other.
Sorry for using probley the wrong terminology or words but I hope you know what I mean.
My BTA split and the two halves live closely and touch all the time. Can't say I've noticed anything negative in the 6+ months.
 
I'm just wondering. If a bubble tip anemone splits twice so far and all is good happened about 6 months ago.
But once they split are they a completely diffrent organism now and if they were touch each other would sting each other or do they hold the same DNA or what ever and they would not hurt each other.
Sorry for using probley the wrong terminology or words but I hope you know what I mean.
I'm just wondering. If a bubble tip anemone splits twice so far and all is good happened about 6 months ago.
But once they split are they a completely diffrent organism now and if they were touch each other would sting each other or do they hold the same DNA or what ever and they would not hurt each other.
Sorry for using probley the wrong terminology or words but I hope you know what I mean.
Thanks everyone I was just curious
 

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