Is this an Oregon tort?

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I got this from a local yesterday, as an Oregon tort.

Really nice looking frag, but the some of the Oregon torts I've seen have a really deep blue to them. This one has a lot of green in it.

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That would be a bummer if I got the wrong frag. Still a cool looking coral though I guess
It is cool and if you're happy with it that's what counts. I have both torts and the miyagi too.
 
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Here is what my Oregon tort looks like in broad daylight, just the sun. Although the green is throwing me off, it very well could be an OT, and the green makes me think it’s a Cali tort, but who knows.

Give it a few months and you’ll see if it becomes a true OT.
 
They can do that until they are happy and particularly when they are frags, keep the faith. I live in Oregon and have seen more colonies and frags of OT that I care to guess over the last couple decades. That is not a clear indication that you got scammed.
 

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