Nuclear?

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Originally Posted by sho220

I did look through the rest of the pics there, as well as a google search, and there's just so much variation I don't see how you could say they're different. You can pull up pics of just Lesser Clowns and there's all kinds of variations...same with Butter Clowns. I just don't see how you can definitively say one way or the other...

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What he said!^^^^^^^^^

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Originally Posted by grcforce327

So you just want to pic certain examples of a morph instead of all examples. Do you think the traits of the other parent come into play at all?

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Obviously they come into play. All I am saying is that the better the animal when it comes to those two morphs the easier it is to pick up on subtle differences between the two. When you get down to the lower end it gets more difficult.

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Okay but we all understand its (pastel, fire, butter) called a butterfly yes?

Just one more thought regarding the Lesser vs Butter debate...

With the price of Butters being slightly higher over the years than Lessers, how many people sold off Lessers as Butters? How many people sold off Lesser combos as Butter combos? Considering what people will do for the almighty dollar, I'm willing to bet it has been done a lot. And all those Lessers that were sold as Butters were bred. And all those babies, which should have been Lessers, were sold as Butters because the owners bought the parents as Butters. Not to mention the Lesser x Butter breedings that have been done and the offspring sold off as whatever the breeder guesses they are...

I guess what I'm getting at is, if their actually was a difference in the two genes, it's all been muddied up by now...

I propose we just change the name to BLessers...:D

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Originally Posted by coreydelong

Quite a bit more of a difference if you look at all the examples on WOBP's.

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There is a LOT of variation in the butter/lesser X clown combos. I've seen king clowns from the same clutch look more different from each other then that example given by sho220

Also, to the OP... You can call it a Lesser fire, or your can call it a butter fire, or you can call it a Nuclear. I would consider it all the same thing.

If I ever produce one, I'll call it a Lesser Sulfur (because those are the lines I'm working with and I really don't like the name nuclear) :weirdface