Resolved Majano?

I'm looking and they look Kind of the same?

And best way to kill it?
Because i mean like its been living in there for a week when i got the tank and the guy that had it b4 me: it was in there for a few months I think is what he said

 

If it's limited to that one piece of rock I would remove the rock and pour boiling water on the anemone and then physically remove any left over tissue. People will tell you that you can treat it in the tank, but if it's a Majano I would not take that chance. Just kill it and be done with it.

But make sure it's a Majano first.

 

Is there any specific way to tell if it is?

 

Can you post another image with something for size comparison. Or just some more images please.

Try to take a macro shot.

 

Nope, visual ID.

Either change the title of this thread to Majano? Or start another thread on the topic to garner other opinions.

I could be wrong.

 

Here are some more pictures..

http://imgur.com/0OApvOU.jpg

http://imgur.com/t2WTAgb.jpg

http://imgur.com/iGjYzG7.jpg

 

Well that looks like it could be a Condylactis, mucho better than a Majano.

Now google Condylactis.

 

Thats it - it looks exactly like this.. Just a little smaller


http://imgur.com/TzObxtE.jpg

 

LOL I had you all worried for nothing.

Condy's have a strong sting, typically they are from the Caribbean,and warmer waters of the Atlantic.

Clown fish and other Damsel types will sometimes reside in them although this Anemone does not naturally host fish in the wild.

 

Haha its alright better too safe right? Lol