No. Butter is not lesser. And lesser is not butter. They are in the same complex but different genes.
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Unfortunately you are incorrect. They are the same gene, different lines.
10-27-2013, 09:04 PM
Tannerrrtx
But butter being a separate line, doesn't that make it separate from lesser. Making it a separate gene?
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10-27-2013, 09:07 PM
Crazymonkee
Re: butter/lesser
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Originally Posted by Tannerrrtx
But butter being a separate line, doesn't that make it separate from lesser. Making it a separate gene?
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No not a different gene, just a different line
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10-27-2013, 09:08 PM
Tannerrrtx
Hmm. Im quite confused now. I guess I have studying to do lol
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10-27-2013, 09:18 PM
OhhWatALoser
Re: butter/lesser
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Originally Posted by Tannerrrtx
Hmm. Im quite confused now. I guess I have studying to do lol
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being a different line just means a different animal was taken out of the wild. It's like all the different lines of pastel, they are all the same gene, but all originate from different animals.
10-27-2013, 09:19 PM
Tannerrrtx
Like all the axanthics?
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10-27-2013, 09:20 PM
interloc
butter/lesser
This is the way I look at morphs that are similar. A lesser bred to a Mojave makes a bel. A butter bred to a Mojave makes a bel. A super lesser is a bel. A super butter is a bel. A super Mojave looks different than a bel.
If lesser and butter produce the same super, and when bred to each other make the same super, how can they not be the same thing? I would go farther with other morphs too but I don't wana attract too much hate.
In my books, lesser and butter are the same gene with two different origins.
10-27-2013, 09:26 PM
OhhWatALoser
Re: butter/lesser
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Originally Posted by Tannerrrtx
Like all the axanthics?
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no axanthics are different morphs, they are not compatible, which for that you obviously need different animals taken out of the wild.
10-27-2013, 11:46 PM
cory9oh4
Re: butter/lesser
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Originally Posted by Tannerrrtx
Hmm. Im quite confused now. I guess I have studying to do lol
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Think of it as this: a mother snake has two identical babies. One baby went to the USA and was given the name Lesser. The other went to the UK and was given the name Butter. They are both the same set of genes yet were given different names and thus began a different line of the same gene.
