Opinions: Which Lesser reigns supreme?

Lessers are so variable I picked #1,like them light I have a Mojave female that is light here's a pic,this a old pic she's lighter as she gets older.
http://i305.photobucket.com/albums/n...unepics006.jpg

i like the light color

i like lessers with lighter color, but i like mojaves with higher contrast, or high white sides. it really does just depend most on what u like. here is mine
http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k8...kes/lesser.jpg

http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k8...Picture004.jpg

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Originally Posted by irishanaconda

i like lessers with lighter color, but i like mojaves with higher contrast, or high white sides. it really does just depend most on what u like. here is mine
http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k8...kes/lesser.jpg

http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k8...Picture004.jpg

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I like that top one!

Here's the sire of all 3:

http://eclipseexotics.wingedwolfpsio...tzalcoatl8.jpg

While he isn't super-light, he's definitely a looker (at least in my opinion, lol).

While I don't know much about BP morphs and have difficulty distinguishing one from another, the first snakes screams Lesser to me. The other two are pretty snakes, but in my mind they're not the stereotypical lesser. The sire looks great, by the way.

I also said 1 because lessers tend to lighten up as they get older so the first ones got a head start, mayb when he/she grows up they will have more intense coloring than your average lesser

Here's #3 after he got a few rats in him:

http://eclipseexotics.wingedwolfpsio...7-082509-1.jpg

It's interesting to see how quickly all that color developed. I have no idea what these hatchlings will look like as adults.

Seeing that new picture, it isn't a tie between #1 and #3 anymore. #3 all the way.

I just knew that one was special ;-)