Blessed to have this in the system.
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Very nice looking acro!Blessed to have this in the system.![]()
Oregon blue to the rightQuick question.. How is this different from the Oregon Blue?
Sry, Which tort u lookin at? Not the horizontal tort but the in front of the 2 tiled acro. Both these blue torts do not look like, atleast to my eyes and are not miyagi torts.It looks more like Miyagi Tort to me, and they behave similarly to how it was covered back in they day at reefbuilders.
Basically, a large colony only has subtle green/yellow at the base while frags have it bright and vibrant.
Still not sure whether the Immortal tort and Miyagi are the same though.
Looks good. Ty for sharingWanted to attach some pictures, but some reason I fail to upload while editing my last message.
Miyagi mother colony (in the back):
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Frags:
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Sorry, I was referring to the Immortal Tort seen in the article at Reef Builders.Sry, Which tort u lookin at? Not the horizontal tort but the 2 Tiled acro. Both these blue torts do not look like, atleast to my eyes and are not miyagi torts.
Thank you.Looks good. Ty for sharing
It’s indeed a great honorEither way it’s from the RB stock and harvested by Jake himself. So, blessed to have it.
Thanks, This helps. I have oregon, miyagi and cali torts and hoping to get the Tony's cookie monster one day. Maybe i need to add this to my want list.Oregon blue to the right![]()

Beautiful and ty for sharing!!! U can always appreciate these amazing corals, especially when grown out. Love the Oregon reef. That box fish, no? Tremendous inspiration when I started back in 2003. A real masterpiece of living art. Blessed sir.When I last visited Jake in the Spring of 2022, he sent me away with several corals that he thought that I should be growing…...including his Immortal Tort and Hokesemi. I have his Immortal Tort in two locations in my display….one in very high light and one med light. The very high light (about 750 mm of PAR) turns almost a solid Oregon Tort type of blue….while the lower light one expresses both blue and green….like a Miagi Tort. The growth pattern between the Oregon Tort and Immortal Tort are very different. Here is a quick iPhone pic of my higher light one….
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