Are you looking to breed them?
Yes in the future but not at this very moment just looking to identify the morphs so i research suitable males for there morphs
Ok so I strongly advise you not to breed them. The reason being that you don’t have lineage history on them. The only thing people here can do is give educated guesses based on the visuals. Therefore they should be kept as pets only.
I’m going to have to second the keeping them for pets only as Caron mentioned.
There’s a reason you only paid $60. If you were to breed you would probably not make much more from offspring.
As far as IDs go… again without lineage I can only go by what the visual traits are.
Top Left: Tangerine Super Hypo Baldy
Top Right: Normal
Bottom Left: Jungle/Aberrant Stripe
Bottom Right: Super Hypo pet quality tangerine
I third the advice to not breed them. Though they’ll likely make great pets, the polygenic morphs @armiyana listed are very charitable interpretations. They’re just not breeder quality, on top of the ‘no history’ concern that’s also relevant.
Breeding should be done with (a) a plan ahead of time, and (b) high quality breeding stock. Also consider the need for decent equipment; the 10g tanks with heat lights are not great. Breeding four females requires at least a five tub adult rack, 40 hatchling tubs and probably almost that many growout tubs for the ones that don’t sell quickly.