Can u help me id this morph

I bought out a collection off someone today and included was a snake that he called a ghost but i'm unsure of. the only ghost i can find that looks like it is a desert ghost. i'm thinking it's an axanthic. it's actually much more silver looking in person but in the pics it has a little yellow tint.
http://i439.photobucket.com/albums/q...ln2020/005.jpg
http://i439.photobucket.com/albums/q...ln2020/001.jpg
and a couple pics with a normal girl
http://i439.photobucket.com/albums/q...ln2020/007.jpg
http://i439.photobucket.com/albums/q...ln2020/006.jpg

Not a ghost or axanthic. I'm think something like a vanilla, maybe?

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Originally Posted by heathers*bps

Not a ghost or axanthic. I'm think something like a vanilla, maybe?

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x2 certainly not an Axanthic

It's got me stumped for sure. all the vanillas i have seen where much more brownish then this guy is. it's cool looking for sure and i got a slammin deal on the collection so it's fine no matter what it is. i'm just curious to find out what.

Well it's a good looking snake that's for sure.

I was thinking that others with a better eye for the subtle morphs would chime in to help you out better. He definitely is a gorgeous snake :)

Fire? It has a very distinctive head stamp

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Originally Posted by Daybreaker

Fire? It has a very distinctive head stamp

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Vanillas tend to have a distinctive head stamp as well. This one doesn't seem to have much blushing, which I believe is also something along the fire gene.

I could be wrong. I'm learning ways to distinguish these subtle morphs myself.

I would put money on it that, that is a hypo/ghost hands down. compare this pic http://snakesnmoresnakes.blogspot.co...hon-photo.html

My guess would be Fire as well. As far as the lack of blushing goes, the pattern covers so much surface that there just isn't much area that could show blushing. Plus, it's still pretty small. You may find as it grows and sheds more that you will see more blushing appear.