I bred a normal male to a snow and got a few snows, an amel, an anery, and some normals. One normal popped out pretty light in comparison to his/her siblings. Here is a comparison of the lighter corn and a sibling.
Normal Sib
Lighter corn
And since the lighting is a little off for those two pictures to get a good comparison, here is the only picture of the lighter corn in with some siblings. You can see his/her head poking out and you can see how much lighter he/she is.
Yesterday, while I was cleaning their tubs, I noticed that the belly checkers on each normal. The normal sibling has the usual black checkers. The lighter sibling has flames on his/her checkers, just like Dad. Here is a picture of the father's flames to give you an idea.
I kept the lighter corn back as I wanted to see if he/she developed to resemble the father more (lighter, very little black). Little did I know she had the belly flames too.
What are your thoughts on the flames? I'm a beginner with corn genetics so I'm pretty sure it means nothing. I just found it interesting.