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    Re: Difference between lesser platinum & butter

    Quote Originally Posted by Miko View Post
    However, you could consider them the same morph because they produce a blue eyed lucy, just a bit different.
    It makes them part of the same complex, not the same morph. mojave sits on the same locus as lesser/butter/russo/ect. however butter and lesser look the same by themselves and in every combo produced so far.

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    Re: Difference between lesser platinum & butter

    wow I learn something new everyday.....so I just bought a male butter that I am supposed to be getting in today. and I also just bought a female lesser that will be coming next week. but they are basically the same morph? so no point in breeding them together....and if I did they wouldn't be supers would they?

    hmm...ok while we're on this topic can someone please give some examples of what you would cross with a butter/lesser? if you crossed a butter/lesser X spider what would you get?....a butter bee? and a butter/lesser X pinstripe? now that I have one of each....I'm not sure what to breed each of them with.

    I live down the street from the Bells, didn't realize they produced the Butter, cool! Thanks for the input!

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    Re: Difference between lesser platinum & butter

    Hi,

    It would definately be a super - a blue eyed leucistic. That is the result of mating most of the combinations of genes in the BEL complex - but they can all look slightly different. The super mojave has colour on its head for example

    http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/super-lesser/

    And this is a butter x spider;

    http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/butter-bee/

    And this is a lesser bee - as you can see there is a lot of variation;

    http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/lesser-bee/

    And this is a butter x pinstripe;

    http://www.worldofballpythons.com/mo...ter-pinstripe/

    And I personally love these two;

    http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/black-butter/

    http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y10...z/_MG_3953.jpg


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    Re: Difference between lesser platinum & butter

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    so no point in breeding them together....and if I did they wouldn't be supers would they?
    Lesser/Lesser = BEL
    Butter/Butter = BEL
    Lesser/Butter = BEL

    if you crossed a butter/lesser X spider what would you get?
    Lesserbee or Butterbee, both also the same thing

    butter/lesser X pinstripe?
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    Re: Difference between lesser platinum & butter

    Quote Originally Posted by dr del View Post
    Hi,

    It would definately be a super - a blue eyed leucistic. That is the result of mating most of the combinations of genes in the BEL complex - but they can all look slightly different. The super mojave has colour on its head for example


    http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y10...z/_MG_3953.jpg


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    Wow that website is awesome!! Thank you!! That last link of the group is unbelievable! I am excited that I have some female spiders and a pinstrip to breed with my male butter! And now that I have a female lesser I am try for a BEL! coooooool!!!!



    Quote Originally Posted by OhhWatALoser View Post
    Lesser/Lesser = BEL
    Butter/Butter = BEL
    Lesser/Butter = BEL


    Lesserbee or Butterbee, both also the same thing


    Kingpin
    Great clarification, many thanks!

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    Great thread

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    Re: Difference between lesser platinum & butter

    Quote Originally Posted by tikigator View Post
    hmm...ok while we're on this topic can someone please give some examples of what you would cross with a butter/lesser? if you crossed a butter/lesser X spider what would you get?....a butter bee? and a butter/lesser X pinstripe? now that I have one of each....I'm not sure what to breed each of them with.
    Here's a couple examples.

    Lesser X Butter ~ Notice how you can't tell them apart


    Lesser X Bumblebee
    (he pulls it off rather well I think)


    Lesser X Yellowbelly


    Lesser X Albino


    There's lots of good choices to breed lessers and butters with
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    Re: Difference between lesser platinum & butter

    I don't mean to be argumentative, but the lesser is the darker one in this picture right?

    Lesser X Butter ~ Notice how you can't tell them apart
    Last edited by King's Royal Pythons; 08-02-2011 at 08:03 PM.

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    Re: Difference between lesser platinum & butter

    Really?

    Which one is this then?



    Or this one?



    No cheating.


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    Without cheating I would call that a lesser, because of the darkness around the top of the back. But butters and lessers are the same!

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