Yeah we are aware in the heterozygous form they look very much the same. Thin eye stripes, the bellies, tail stripe, coloration, and blushing, all look very similar. The thing that is pretty neat about both genes is the variability. You breed them to two different looking normals and you get different looking blitz offspring. The male that produced these wasn't as crazy patterned and yet produced crazier offspring. We've seen light/yellow blitz, seen dark ones, harlequin type blitz, all sorts of variability. I've noticed the same with the tricks. You see some that knock your socks off, and some don't look like the best examples, however I believe genetically it really doesn't matter. These genes will do some remarkable things.

Here is a quick cell pic of a sub adult in shed.