Given there were temperature fluctuations that were extreme enough to cause a lack of eyes in one hatchling, I wouldn’t be surprised if it could have jungle patterns from incubation issues as well. Of course you will have to wait until they shed to be sure.
I think a big question is whether the mouth deformity allows them to use their tongue.
Last season I hatched one that required assist feeding. It took me a few months to realize they had a barely noticeable underdeveloped jaw but that it affected their tongue making it useless. Even with normal sight and heat sensing, 9 months later and they are still are having a tough time eating without a lot of care. They seem to slowly be learning to have feeding response triggered from sight/heat, but it’s still a struggle just from missing their sense of smell.
So without both sight and smell (and potentially limited heat pit functionality) I would carefully consider how they might ever learn to sense food and whether there’s any chance at thriving.
30-31 degrees Celsius
Looks like a pastel kingpin. More pin pattern will likely show up after 1st shed. Kingpins are often washed out towards the lower part of body anyway, add pastel and even more so.
If it is able to eat, it should be just fine.
I know of several Ball Python’s born with no eyes that have done perfectly fine.