Is this a pest anemone or a zoa?

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manjano. pest.
Do majanos remain the same size throughout its life? It is on a recovering sps frag that bleached out months ago. It has always been there since I got the frag. It hasn't multiplied or anything. Here is an image from July 2013:

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Looks cool. But I have to agree with Rob&Gab.
Thanks for the response.
 
they do spread over time. i never really researched them. so i wouldn't be able to help you there. but i no it is that. wouldnt wanna give you any wrong any information.
 
I have a couple, which I need to get rid off, but they can spread and it's somewhat of a risk keeping them. They do look neat though! And I believe they can get a little bigger, but not huge. Hope this helps!
 
I've had a lot of different looking majanos, but never had one that looked like that.
Plus since it hasn't multiplied, I'm not sure it is one.
 
they do spread over time. i never really researched them. so i wouldn't be able to help you there. but i no it is that. wouldnt wanna give you any wrong any information.
Ok. Thanks.

I have a couple, which I need to get rid off, but they can spread and it's somewhat of a risk keeping them. They do look neat though! And I believe they can get a little bigger, but not huge. Hope this helps!
I have had one before and gotten rid of it but it didn't look like the one on the sps frag. I hasn't even grown or multiplied which is why I ask.

Looks like a paly to me. goodtimes;1664452]
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Majano anemone
Yeah the appearance does make it not seem like a majano but I think I will keep it awhile longer and observe its behavior.

I've had a lot of different looking majanos, but never had one that looked like that.
Plus since it hasn't multiplied, I'm not sure it is one.
That's what has gotten me confused, the non-multiplication and non-growth.

exactly this..
it's a paly.. definitely not a pest nem..
Thanks for the response
 
Highly resembles Paly
 

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