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So I have been keeping SPS for almost 20 years and since the heavy blue LEDs came into fashion, there are a lot less blue acros out there. I run a 14k, balanced look and am looking for some blue acros that are out there today.

What I currently have:
Oregon tort
Cali tort
Miyagi tort
Snipers blue
BC love sky
Various blue/blue tipped Tenuis

What I have been trying to find:
Palmer’s blue milli (I had a colony bigger than my hand like 15 years ago)
Any solid blue milli (these used to be pretty common)

Any suggestions on things out there that I am missing? Thanks!
 

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Purple corals are also something you may want to look into as well

Here's a few that are my favorite blues---

Navy Blue Tort--
Navy tort monsters R .jpg

navy tort  colony 102618 R.jpg



Oregon Tort (left)and Navy Tort for comparison. I'd opt for both
Oregon & Navy Tort comparison.jpg


Skinny Love
skinny love 2.0 middle one 051825.jpg


Copps Turquoise Hoeki
Copps Hoeki two 101123.jpg
 

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Purple corals are also something you may want to look into as well

Here's a few that are my favorite blues---

Navy Blue Tort--
Navy tort monsters R .jpg

navy tort  colony 102618 R.jpg



Oregon Tort (left)and Navy Tort for comparison. I'd opt for both
Oregon & Navy Tort comparison.jpg


Skinny Love
skinny love 2.0 middle one 051825.jpg


Copps Turquoise Hoeki
Copps Hoeki two 101123.jpg
Always forget how blue the navy blue tort is!
 

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I got this frag from Adam BC and it’s bluer than my Oregon Tort and Sniper. Believe it’s called Shockwave. Really nice one.

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Thanks for all the suggests. That coops hoke and pengs hoto is def something I will check out

I have bc skinny love and it only has blue growth for me, mostly turquoise base. And validas to me are purple. One of my favorites, but not really true blue.
 

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So I have been keeping SPS for almost 20 years and since the heavy blue LEDs came into fashion, there are a lot less blue acros out there. I run a 14k, balanced look and am looking for some blue acros that are out there today.

What I currently have:
Oregon tort
Cali tort
Miyagi tort
Snipers blue
BC love sky
Various blue/blue tipped Tenuis

What I have been trying to find:
Palmer’s blue milli (I had a colony bigger than my hand like 15 years ago)
Any solid blue milli (these used to be pretty common)

Any suggestions on things out there that I am missing? Thanks!
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I have gomezi and 俄勒冈
 

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Take a look at Tyree Superman Tenuis. Sorry I don’t have a picture, very blue though.
 

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Blueberry wine and this random tenuis with red green and yellow polyp tips
That random Tenuis I believe is a JF Blowtorch. I just got one very similar from a local reefer and thats what he called it.
 

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