the five he has were all the same size...like mine he even had one in a container in the tank for some other guy that was coming by to pick it up.

he told me they always move around his tank..to find a spot they are happy in.

i told him it didn't look like my frogspawn but he told me it was from the same family -

note : i got it from a great guy that had two beautiful reef tanks stocked full of beautiful things, being new to reef keeping i trusted it him, i don't think he would have sold me an majanoe if he knew it was one.

...well i did pay five bucks more for it since it moved on the rock i came to pick up and buy -since it made its way on to it, but i don't care about the money.

now can manjaoes get this big? how come the ones i have in my 30g are very small, they are side by side and just cover the live rock, but i got a cooperband eatting them now (but that is a whole another story)

I've never seen them bigger than a nickel - I've seen some big aptasia, but not mojano, but maybe someone will chime in if they have

I don't think it a majanoe.....

Mot sure about a bubble tip either because they get much bigger....

i vote majano. Don't bubble tips have to be quite a lot bigger than that to split?

I'm on the fence. Yours looks just like my GBTA's but they also look a lot like the picture in the link that marie posted. Can you keep them isolated on a rock until your sure?