First Corn baby! Nice dark Purple...

Originally Posted by D. Mong

So if this was indeed the case, among other possibilities there should also be amels with no black pigment and red eyes that should have also been produced with this combination too. There has to be other recessive traits the parents were also het for, or else just by going on their morph "face-value", you would have gotten all 100
% amels that were het for anery. Also, the "sunglow" is a selectively bred trait that reduces the white borders on the saddle blotching, and it can often involve hypomelanism to reduce these borders but not always, because some sunglow lines have no white on them from selective breeding and not because hypomelanism was part of their equation. In the very early 90's I had a sunglow with ZERO white before the term sunglow was ever even thought of. It had no hypomelanism in it at all, but many today do to erase as much dark pigment as possible.

Anery corns can vary quite a bit, and so can ghosts,....males are generally the lighter of the sexes in ghost morphs too, but not in all cases.

My bad. In my foggy remembrance of the dozens of corn snake mutations I forgot that sunglows involved amelanism.