Anemone identification

[EvilTwin]

OK, so for the last month, I have had this small anemone which I bought from my LFS. They sold it to me as a Bubble Tip Anemone (even says so on the receipt). It split this weekend and my clowns have shown no interest in hosting in it. One of them gave it a try yesterday but scurried off to the other end of the tank. Today, it was suggested that this may actually be a Anemonia Majano, a pest anemone. Can anyone give me any real way to tell for sure?

To describe it, the body/foot is very orange. The tenticles have a very brownish hue to them with irridescent green tips. The tips glow brightly under actinics and blue LEDs. If it's a pest, I want it out before it spreads (and I want my money back). Pics:

Took this when I first brought it home after it planted it's foot in the hole in the rock

After migration to the new tank

A fully open shot

A shot today, after it had split this weekend. The original is the longer tentacles to the left side. The clone on the right.

Another shot today

 

[Fluff]

Looks like a bubbletip to me. The clown may do that back and forth thing for a few days before taking to the anemone.

 

[EvilTwin]

Looks like a bubbletip to me. The clown may do that back and forth thing for a few days before taking to the anemone.

I suspected as much with the clowns, but it was suggested that since the anemone had split at such a small size that it might be an Anemonia Majano.

 

[Fluff]

I disagree. Its pretty common for a bubbletip to clone itself.