Help with Anemones

[that fish guy]

I have green anemones all over my tank. I do not know what they are. I brought it to my local fish store and they could not figure it out either. They are green with a brighter green mouth (I have a few pictures). They do not harm coral but do harm fish. I had a baby Sailfin Tang eating some algae off a rock that an anemone was on and the tang accidentally nicked the anemone and the anemone stung and killed the fish. When I saw my first one it was about 4-5 months ago and now I have over 100. They spread like weeds to all the rocks and sand in the tank. They are pretty easy to get off the rocks and will attach to anything. When I was getting one to bring my local fish store while I was getting the anemone it actually attached to my hand. The biggest one I have in my tank is about diameter of a dime and stem is about 3/4-1 inches tall. Also the tentacles are about 1/4 inch tall.

If anyone knows the name of these anemones or anything about them feel free to post a reply to the thread.

Here is the link to view the pictures of the anemones...
http://www.manhattanreefs.com/gallery/browseimages.php?c=3&userid=3206

 

[that fish guy]

There are about 50 on that rock in the picture above.

 

[tacson]

didnt see the pic

Here is other picture...sorry for it being a different post

 

[McReef]

What picture?

 

[that fish guy]

what do you mean you can't see it?

 

[chanman]

still dont see the pics!

 

[that fish guy]

Really they are showing up on my compuer. There are 2 huge pics

 

[dagreatbadfinger]

thats cause the pictures are linked to your google account
http://mail.google.com/mail/?attid=0.1&disp=emb&view=att&th=120d42125095c78c
u are logged into it on your pc so your allowed to view them. we are considered guest so we cant.

 

[that fish guy]

here is the link to view the pics
http://www.manhattanreefs.com/gallery/browseimages.php?c=3&userid=3206

 

[dagreatbadfinger]

lol wrong link but your getting close - if your uploaded them into our gallery just "go advance" before you type back in here and post a picture from "your pictures"

 

[D1J8Z]

majano = BAD

 

[chanman]

looks like majano =x

 

[that fish guy]

what is a majano!!!!!

 

[that fish guy]

what do they do?

 

[that fish guy]

I just looked it up and it really doesn't look look it. Also my anemones don't bother coral. I have coral that grew over them so moved and didn't sting the coral. They were star polyps that spread over one of the anemones. So I really don't think they are majanos

 

[McReef]

majano anemonia

 

[akma]

http://www.melevsreef.com/id/majano.html

 

[chanman]

I just looked it up and it really doesn't look look it. Also my anemones don't bother coral. I have coral that grew over them so moved and didn't sting the coral. They were star polyps that spread over one of the anemones. So I really don't think they are majanos

They look pretty similiar. It fits your description as well, 100 in a short amount of time. Its probably not as troubling if you have a FOWLR, but once you have some $$ corals goodluck. Star polyps don't really get affected by anything,it grows like grass.

 

[sjsoto]

My Opinion...
Majano...

 

[that fish guy]

but why haven't they affected any of my corals yet I have some acroporas that are near the majanos and the majanos haven't done anything to it