ID small green anemone - need an expert!

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Hi guys,
I need an expert help to find out what type of anemone this may be...
Looks like manjanos though I can’t find something really similar on internet.. It is green, with a tiny purple tip..
anyone would know what this is? Should I be worried? I see that I have a few of them one next to the other, looks invasive nop?
Thanks!!
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Ouch indeed, looks very similar... Would aiptasia X work or you’d know a better solution?
A pitty, it’s quite good looking :(
 
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They are actually worst than aptasia. There is nothing that will eat them, unlike Aptasia where there are plenty of biological control available.
 
Wooooow.
I may simply remove this live rock and throw it away actually...
 

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