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I've noticed these guys starting to spread around an old pavona skeleton. At first I thought they were a zoa that I'd long since thought had vanished in a crash, but they don't seem to have the same structure as they mature. None of them are larger than a zoa. Green ones in center of pic. Thanks for the help fam!
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Are you able to pull the pavona out and get a picture of the foot/base of those? It appears like the center is a mouth, however, they don't resemble a zoa. They sort of resemble an anemone? I'm leaning towards a majano anemone.
 
It could be new growth of the same coral.
I had a Lepto colony die, but a few months later the same thing happened:
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