What Species of nem that reproduce but aren't BTA?

[Pinkskunk]

OK here is a long sotry short.....

this person claim to have a hitchiker to his rock what look like a BTA but aren't BTA, it is about 2-4" when fully open. It has reproduced itself from 1 to 3 now. is there any species of nems other than BTA that look like this and reproduce like this but aren't BTA?

 

[scuzy]

Majano get big and has similar tips. If its not a bta then I would say its a majano

 

[cet98]

can't tell for certain based on your pic, but certainly sounds like majano anemones...
if that's the case, I would highly recommend their removal in a reef tank...they will quickly over take your LR and sting corals...
Kalking them would be your quickest option IMO...

http://www.saltyunderground.com/article_info.php?articles_id=2

 

[Pinkskunk]

i doubt they are majanos, majanos are not that bigger than the snail to the right of these nems shown in the picture, these are 2-4" when fully open and have bright green tips.

 

[cet98]

then google Tulip Anemone and see if they resemble those....

 

[Big Dave PDX]

Maybe my eyes are horrible, but it looks like a fuzzy green mushroom to me. The ones I had grew to about 3-4 inches and dropped a baby. They kinda looked anemone-ish (ya, just made that word up! Lol) Can you get a closer pic or different angle?

 

[bradleym]

Some specimens of BTA will split more than others. The ones that split frequently also tend to stay small. It is possible that they are actually BTA. Neither majano or tulip anemones get that big. I've kept both.

 

[bradleym]

Or possibly:

http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1962878

But I can't seem to catch a break on finding them, so probably not, lol.