Are these Majano Anemones?

[serbusfish]

I have had the live rock in my tank since March, but on the back of one of them I have just noticed some small green polyps. They look a little like Majano's but im not certain, they dont have bulb tipped tentacles but they are bright green in person. Can anyone ID them? If they are Majano's i'm shocked that I only have 4 after having the rock for nearly 9 months.

Sorry for the poor pic but they are round a corner which is hard to photograph:

 

[Misled]

Yep, looks like them to me.

 

[billdogg]

^^^+1^^^

You didn't really think they'd be in a place that was easy to get to did you???

 

[Ron Reefman]

Just like aiptasia, in some tanks they spread like wildfire and in others you can have a small cluster of a few that don't spread at all for months and months. But it's sttill better to error on the side of caution and get rid of them ASAP.

 

[AJ69]

just zap them before gets out control

 

[johnike]

Yessir.

 

[serbusfish]

Right I will get rid asap! Will Aiptasia X work on these or will I need to do something else?

 

[Jerett83]

Aiptasia X works but it's expensive so I save it for the Aiptasia. I mix Kalk with ro water into a paste and use the needle from the Aiptasia X kit to apply it and it works the same.

 

[serbusfish]

Aiptasia X works but it's expensive so I save it for the Aiptasia. I mix Kalk with ro water into a paste and use the needle from the Aiptasia X kit to apply it and it works the same.

I already have a full bottle of Aiptasia X, so if it works I might as well use it as I dont use kalk.