Is this Aiptasia?

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I’m pretty new to the saltwater world, so I’m trying to figure out if this is baby Aiptasia or something else. I have Aiptasia in other parts of my tank that I’m already dealing with. Thanks!

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I’m pretty new to the saltwater world, so I’m trying to figure out if this is baby Aiptasia or something else. I have Aiptasia in other parts of my tank that I’m already dealing with. Thanks!

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This is Aiptasia
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