Please help identify this

[Kostas]

Originally Posted by Keri

How big were the ones in his tank? twoonie sized or bigger?

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.

[Kostas]

Originally Posted by slakker

My vote is Mojano... Joe's Juice it ASAP... even if it's not, not wrth the risk since you never paid for it to begin with...

...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)

[Keri]

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

[TJSlayer]

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

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

[justinl]

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

[MikeP]

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?