Morph ID help?

[dappled]

So, I work in a pet shop that has a number of reptiles. Not many, but that's okay.
Anyway, we received this snake labelled as an 'anathrystic'. I assumed they meant anerythistic. However, this snake has since developed red patches behind it's eyes, and now I look at the pictures of it, it's... definitely not an anery. I've had the suggestion of ghost, and I also thought it could even possibly be a cinder (though I think that's probably very unlikely!)

So.
Help please?

 

[vovalyosha]

Definitely looks like a Ghost to me.

 

[yojoe05]

I'm definitely seeing a ghost as well.

 

[Susan]

I would say it is exactly as it was labeled, an anery. The blackness of the saddle bands tell me that hypo is not involved. Many anerys get very light after a few sheds.

Same anery motley after 1st shed in June, then in August and in December:

 

[dappled]

Thanks for input so far! like I say, I'm hesitant to call him anery, as he has red developing on his head. Not an Anery trait, as far as I'm aware!

 

[Shiari]

The red on his cheeks is not pigment. It's blood shining through.

Vanay here is a charcoal, which is a type of anery. And he has pink cheeks.

 

[dappled]

Would it still definitely be blood if it's a very dark red colour? It's not really a pink blush. I should mention he's only about 3 months old, so he's only had a couple of sheds so far.

 

[Shiari]

It's not a very dark red color in your photo. It looks just like Vanay's 'blushing'. He's an anery.

 

[Susan]

You might be surprised at the colors some anerys can get!