Rbta split quick question for you anemone experts.

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So you can tell this is my first anemone and my rbta split on Friday so I was excited. The clone moved a few inches away from the original but has since crawled back to it's mother and they are now sitting together (you can't even tell they split in the first place). Is this normal? I would have expected them to get there own space. Can they actually irritate eachother? Sorry for the silly questions in advance :)
 
Nem's from the same mother colony won't bother each other. I would love to see pics!!
 
Lol, thanks everyone! I'll have to see if I can catch a nice photo of them but they are so close, you can't tell them apart.
 

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