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View Poll Results: Lesser and butters are...

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  • The same morph

    94 36.72%
  • Different morphs

    120 46.88%
  • I'm unsure...

    42 16.41%
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    Re: Lets talk lesser and butters

    Quote Originally Posted by littleindiangirl View Post
    Well, how about the difference they create when combined with other morphs?

    For example, the butter spider and the lesser spider.
    I think the examples you are using are an older animal and a younger animal which to me explains much of the darkness. Not that it's that much of a difference mind you.

    Personally I think they're the same morph, just different founder animals from different wild populations. I predict that the more they're outbred the quicker you won't be able to tell them apart.

    You can't tell them apart now in a lot of collections.
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