Help identify morphs!

[Lafresa]

Hello!
I apologize for my bad English

I'm from Russia, and I have a difficulty with the definition of morphs.
At the moment, I have five bearded dragons.
They are:

red female (1,5 years old)
yellow female (2 years old)
bright yellow male (7 months)
gray male with a yellow head (1,5 years old)
possibly male - bright, similar to orange (4 months)

And here are their photos:

bright yellow male, red female and yellow female (big girl 50 cm)

gray male with a yellow head

possibly male - bright, similar to orange (in moult)

I hope for your help!

 

[Lafresa]

I think they are:

red female (1,5 years old) - red tiger
yellow female (2 years old) - patternless yellow
bright yellow male (7 months) - citrus tiger
gray male with a yellow head (1,5 years old) - bright normal
possibly male - bright, similar to orange (4 months) - orange tiger

Am I right?

 

[Elemental Dragon Lord]

Colors aren't considered a morph. Morphs are as follow.
Trans: black eyes with possible color mutations especially mixed with hypo
Hypo: clear nails due to lack of black pigments
Silverback: japanese morph thats patternless
Wittblit: solid white no pattern
Dunner: larger hands and tail, conical spike growth
These are the most common. Hope this helps.

 

[Lafresa]

I apologize here the confusion on my part.

I am wondering how to correctly identify the color of my dragons. 'Cause they do not belong to any of the above morphs.

 

[DanielE]

This is what I use.
http://www.thebeardeddragon.org/types-of-bearded-dragons.php

 

[Lafresa]

Thanks for the link. It was this article I translated into Russian for beginners.

Perhaps we do not understand each other because of my poor knowledge of English. However, I was given the answer in my topic in "Introductions".

But all the same in our country are not as great knowledge about dragons. So I hope that this forum will help me in some ways.

Now I will try to communicate more clearly.

 

[Elemental Dragon Lord]

You are doing fine.