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    Ok its a topic i dont get its about torts i know of 4 diffrent ones the ORA , Oregan, Cali, Miyagi tort now people are sayin the cali and oregan is the same is this true or what please post pics of the diffrent ones and explain what makes them diffrent
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  • #2
    Hey Nick,is there yellow torts? I have a acro no one can ID.To me it looks like a tort and a few others have said that too.I've never seen a yellow one.All that Cali and Oregon tort thing has me confused too..lol I have a nice light blue tort and thats good enough for me

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    • #3
      From what I read...

      Oregon is slow growing and deep blue

      Cali and ORA are the same thing...fast growing...and have a slight green tinge to them

      Miyagi is something someone made up just to say "oohh wow miyangi tort". It is probably one of the above...IMO.
      Proud owner of an Elegance Coral "that lived". (It is thriving whith long tentacle tips...purchased in January 2005.) It has white tentacle tips, I beleive this has something to do with ones that will typically live due to the collection site.

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      • #4
        I feel your pain!

        ORA & Cali are the same.

        Yellow Tort is really an Austera.

        The Oregon Tort is most likely not a Tortuosa, but something else no one has yet to identify. The label just stuck with it. The blue is like no other coral!

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        • #5
          Here is Steve Weasts Blue Oregon Tort:

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          • #6
            Here;s the Shawn bennett tort from fragfarmer.com. Notice it grows in more of a stag form.

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            • #7
              yes there is a yellow tort but lie invinc said its not really a tort
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              • #8
                Here's the Purple Tort.. see the green hue on the body? this is from Dustin Dorton's website.

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                • #9
                  Edward thats for clearing that up.my blue one looks just like the oregon.Heres a pic of the yellow one i have,it's getting a blue hue to it now.It's a real nice color now.

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                  • #10
                    The ORA/Cali Tort comes the closest to Coral Search in a true ID:

                    http://whelk.aims.gov.au/coralsearch/

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                    • #11
                      My understanding is that the Cali/Bennet/ORA torts are the same (mine):



                      I've always heard/thought that the oregon tort is a real tort (only have a frag, and MAN does it grow slow ):




                      Yellow tort is an austera, but o2manyfish's name stuck :



                      The miyagi tort is the same: austera, named miyagi tort and it stuck:



                      Arthur

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                      • #12
                        ok what is the diffrence between the oregon and the ORA then ?
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                        • #13
                          ORA, Bennet and Cali are (supposedly) the same. Oregon is different (slower grower, deeper coloring).

                          Arthur

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