A couple new, yet to be named ORA corals I just picked up

FWIW...I got a rather large frag directly from that colony pictured in Twon8's picture. The guy said it was labelled "ORA misc" from the store he bought it from.

I have 3 different kinds of torts I have gotten from people, who all said they were ORA/Cali torts. They had all gotten their torts from other people, and one got it from ORA.

The coral i got in Twon8's picture, doesn't look like any of the torts I have, based on branching and coralite structure. The colors do look exactly the same as my ORA chips and my ORA tort though.

Its definitely a different coral than the chips and the tort. And a very cool one at that.

However, I have noticed that the lately the ORA torts that have been coming in do look alot more branchier than they did a year or two ago. Makes me wonder if the new ones are a different strain of tort, or if ORA has several different strains of tort but they are so similar they just name them all "ORA tort".
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9157684#post9157684 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Dustin
Here is the corals namesake, Roscoe. . .

DSC_1321.jpg


He's awesome, looks just like my Mr. Beefy!
 
From what I understand, ORA's Tort is the Cali Tort.

ORA does have a couple other Tort's (atleast 1 that I know about) that they are working with. To my knowledge none have been offered to this date. I am sure ORA will offer it under a different name than ORA Tortuosa.

The Hyacinth and Roscoe's are sweet. ORA contines to improve their selection of corals with beauties.

Todd
 
Over the years I have built up quite alot of ORA coral pictures.

These have not been updated in a while but here are some links:

ORA Gallery 1



ORA Gallery 2


Hope it helps. I will build a more extensive gallery for ORA Corals soon. There's quite a few to add and alot of organizing I need to do


Todd
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9214158#post9214158 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by AWExotics
From what I understand, ORA's Tort is the Cali Tort.

ORA does have a couple other Tort's (atleast 1 that I know about) that they are working with. To my knowledge none have been offered to this date. I am sure ORA will offer it under a different name than ORA Tortuosa.

The Hyacinth and Roscoe's are sweet. ORA contines to improve their selection of corals with beauties.

Todd

ORA has an A. Hyacinthus? Got a link? Appreciated
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9215500#post9215500 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Serioussnaps
ORA has an A. Hyacinthus? Got a link? Appreciated


I don't know that they have an A. hyacinthus.

The coral I was refering to is a "ORA Hyacinth Birdsnest" Seriatapora.


Sorry for the confusion.

Todd
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9157684#post9157684 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Dustin
Here is the corals namesake, Roscoe. . .

DSC_1321.jpg


I thought he'd have more blue on him and a lot more pe.
 
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