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    I think cinnamon is in there, but it's a weak line of it. Not only is the color quite a bit lighter than average (it's definitely in the range though), but the effect cinnamon has of shrinking side pattern and cleaning up the dorsal area is weaker than average as well.

    A lesser without cinnamon wouldn't really be "lighter" than you particular BP so much as a change in the tones. Yellows, especially on the dorsal. In standard lesser they would be more of a canary to golden yellow instead of pale creamy yellow like that. Instead of browns alone, you would have some definite blacks on the very edges of pattern.
    7.22 BP 1.4 corn 1.1 SD retic 0.1 hognose

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