Help Identifying?

I hate to be this person to ask for you all to guess the morphs of my snake based off of a photo, but I have just been stumped. Both of these snakes were said to be normals when I got them, however there just seems to be a clear difference to me. I realize I don't have nearly the amount of experience than most of you, and therefore any help/guidance would be greatly appreciated. https://www.facebook.com/SachsShackS...type=3&theater
Wasn't quite sure how to upload a picture so I just linked it to a Facebook image!

i'm far from an expert, but they look like normals to me.

They also look like normals to me but could you post a few more pics? Ideally we would like to see their heads and bellies too.

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Look like normals to me. Think of it this way, do even two human brothers look exactly the same if they are not twins? Whether normal or "morph" there will be variation.

They look like normals to me. Normals have a lot of variation and as they get older, their colors can get a little dull.

Honestly I think normals are very beautiful and don't get enough credit.

Are you housing them in the same tub?


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These are the smaller, brighter one.

For some reason the others are saying they are too large to be uploaded. I'll post another link, sorry for the inconvenience!

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I do not house them together. It was just the variation and difference between bright and dull and also the patterns on the larger, duller one has some of the alien head patterns continually stretched across the body and everything, so I was just curious as to the complete lack of that in the smaller one together with its much brighter appearance. I definitely realize the vast amount of variation within normals, so i was just curious about your opinions.