Acro ID, blue torty staggy goodness....

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Anyone know what species this is? Doesn't look like s Formosa or Yongei, don't think it's s Hoek, it kinda looks like a Tortuosa but not really. Growth pattern is very tort like IMHO.

 
Looks like a classic Cali Tort.

It's a beauty what ever it is, love the blue and green.
 
Does look like a classic Cali, but the radial corallites are slightly elongated, and there is a colored ring where the axial corallite is. It is very similar. That said, the Cali and Oregon have more of a "knobby" appearance, where as this one the radial corallites just look different. Thanks for the input. I almost lost this in a crash. Got decimated to a small base but now its growing again. This pic was before the crash in all its glory, LOL!
 
Looks at Gomezi, another beauty and it will show that growth pattern.
 

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