Can anybody ID this acro

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or possible its a tortuosa

I don't think tort, locally I was getting told "Oregon tort" but I have a yellow tort and the coralites are different IMO.

I'm thinking gomezi but the austera is very similar as well.

Makes it hard cause its a frag.
 
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Heres mine. Looks the same. Ora blue tort

Very much so could be a tort.. Lol

Once it grows the ID will be a lot easier as it looks really clustered, but there is many tips ready to sprout it looks like when it starts growing.

The gomezi is personally my ID right now but that ORA blue tort is making me think twice.

Does yours have green polyps Only towards the base? cause mine does
 
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Very much so could be a tort.. Lol

Once it grows the ID will be a lot easier as it looks really clustered, but there is many tips ready to sprout it looks like when it starts growing.

The gomezi is personally my ID right now but that ORA blue tort is making me think twice.

Does yours have green polyps Only towards the base? cause mine does

Yes it has a hint of green just the base but upwards its purple to blue unlike the oregon blue tort which is all blue
 
Yes it has a hint of green just the base but upwards its purple to blue unlike the oregon blue tort which is all blue

Ya, mine does the same thing actually. The tips are really deep blue/purple. It's purple out of water.




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