If you think there is a difference between butter and lesser vote

[OhhWatALoser]

Don't comment, don't cheat, just vote.

[Christopher De Leon]

Lol,this is great!

*sorrt,didnt read the no comment bit. I voted though. Haha*

[m00kfu]

You forgot the option, "Doesn't matter, it's the same gene"

[spitzu]

You forgot the option, "Doesn't matter, it's the same gene"

x2.

I'm confused why the community still utilizes both labels when they are clearly the same, IMO.

[OhhWatALoser]

You forgot the option, "Doesn't matter, it's the same gene"

you choose that option by not voting, hence the title being what it is

interesting 6/6 spilt right now, seems even the people who believe they're different cannot agree on what a stereotypical lesser/butter looks like

so when should I reveal what they are? tomorrow night sometime?

[VEXER19]

I've been waiting for the reveal when I voted it was 4 votes for my choice and 0 for the other 3.

[Royal Hijinx]

I read it as IF they are different which is which, so I gave it shot. I am also in the camp that they are the same morph.

[Driver]

I know the answer. The one on top is a :cens0r: and the one of the bottom is a :cens0r: HAHAHAHA

[adamjeffery]

imho regardless of what title you appropriate to an animal (lesser/butter in this case) the only way i can truly say there is a difference is when you breed them into something else. say spider for instance. spider bee's and butter bee's look completely different. ive seen butter sthat look like lessers and lessers that look like butters. ive heard of people who back a few years ago would hatch out a butter looking lesser and sell it as a butter as they cost more at the time. so some who think they have butters have lessers and are making even more confusion.
adam jeffery
i just buy what i like and if the breeder says its a butter, that is what i say its babies are when they hatch

[ClarkT]

I should have not voted, then... I voted as a guess, but I think they're the same gene.