Ora Oregon tort

[trido]

Here is a picture of it back in January of 2013

I see now. This picture is pretty much how I've always seen the Oregon tort. That is great growth. I hope I can keep mine happy enough for fast growth like yours.


This is my new seven day at home nub.

 

[jackson6745]

Not ORA, this one is an original Oregon tort. The ORA one looks the same IMO.
IMG_0190 by rich.colombo, on Flickr
IMG_0193 by rich.colombo, on Flickr

 

[Greenstreet.1]

? Is there a hint of green in any of these I have a coral that wants to look like these but it has a hint of green in the body of it

 

[jackson6745]

Never had green in an Oregon tort before, no matter what lighting or nutrient level. It's always solid blue.

 

[Greenstreet.1]

Ok thank you

 

[jgraz]

? Is there a hint of green in any of these I have a coral that wants to look like these but it has a hint of green in the body of it

When under my old LEDs mine was getting a touch of a blueish/green tint on the tips only. Ever since the t5's came back it's back to blue. Thankfully

 

[Greenstreet.1]

When under my old LEDs mine was getting a touch of a blueish/green tint on the tips only. Ever since the t5's came back it's back to blue. Thankfully

Thank you but I found out what it is it's the Cali tort.

 

[deepseasurfer]

My Orgeon tort and no offense but I have never in my life seen a Orgeon tort look like a stag or grow anywhere near that fast I have been doing this for a while nothing but rare high end sps so two things it's not a Orgeon tort or you are the 1% in the reefer community who has a Orgeon tort to grow fast..

 

[Chameleon]

My nubbin I got back in November. It hasn't done much since but I'll try to get an updated less processed pic. My last mini colony died a few years ago so I am starting over:

 

[awdjosh]

My piece on the rack, growing decent. I have miyagi, cali and ice tort to compare to my oregon lol

 

[mannyhernz]

Whats best placement for OT?

 

[deepseasurfer]

High light high flow for mine to get a bright perfect blue

 

[Nomadic1]

To the left of center in the photo here. This was probably around 4 years of growth at this point, grown from a booger sized frag of maybe 1/2". Original frag was obtained from Upscales in Oregon. Unfortunately, I lost the colony right as soon as it started taking off...funny thing that happens when you have kids. This photo is six years old.