Juvenile Beardie morph?

Hi, everyone! I'm pretty new here and this is my first post. I would post in the introduction section, but I have some little questions about my beardie.
So, I have had a bearded dragon before, though my last one passed away tragically (he got really sick and though I spent so long trying to nurse him back to health, he died in my lap.) So, I now have a new little baby named Tango.
I have had for excactly a week at this point and I adopted him at petsmart.
Tango is really small compared to the other beardies at the store approximately the size of my pinky finger(I don't have a ruler on me at the moment, but I have photos of them.) He was listed as a normal bearded dragon, not "fancy" but looks almost identical to the "fancy" breed and not at all like the normal breed. He has rough scales and orange marking around his black spine. The normal breed looked brown with black and white, but he is far more extravagant.
I am confused if he is a different morph..? Or if his scales differ from the others? If you have any idea why he would be normal, not fancy or if you could figure out his morph as a juvinile, I'd love to hear some ideas!!

Hello, that's an adorable little guy you have there. Fancy isn't a morph at least not by breeder standards. Typical morphs are trans, dunner, hypo, leatherback, german giant, normal, wits, zeros and a few others. Then there are the various colors and patterns and the color names typically vary by breeder. Most pet stores especially big chain stores are not going to know the difference as they buy them in bulk and they are not going to go through the trouble of getting the individual morphs. If I had to guess I'd say normals are probably the less colored dragons and "fancy" are just their way of saying these guys are more brighter and/or colorful. Without talking to the actual breeder it's really hard to get to specific but you can tell the difference between say a normal and a leatherback(leatherbacks are smooth to the touch) or visual hypo(clear nails) but thats about it. Sorry I couldn't help more but that is a really cute beardie non the less and as long as he's happy and healthy that's what counts. Good luck with your new little guy.?

Vh621":2h7ycgzz said:

Hello, that's an adorable little guy you have there. Fancy isn't a morph at least not by breeder standards. Typical morphs are trans, dunner, hypo, leatherback, german giant, normal, wits, zeros and a few others. Then there are the various colors and patterns and the color names typically vary by breeder. Most pet stores especially big chain stores are not going to know the difference as they buy them in bulk and they are not going to go through the trouble of getting the individual morphs. If I had to guess I'd say normals are probably the less colored dragons and "fancy" are just their way of saying these guys are more brighter and/or colorful. Without talking to the actual breeder it's really hard to get to specific but you can tell the difference between say a normal and a leatherback(leatherbacks are smooth to the touch) or visual hypo(clear nails) but thats about it. Sorry I couldn't help more but that is a really cute beardie non the less and as long as he's happy and healthy that's what counts. Good luck with your new little guy.?

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Ah! Thank you! I assumed the same, but I wasn't sure. ? thank you for the information and happy wishes to the lil' guy!

What morph is this if anyone knows is it a normal? Its gray idk how to post a picture

Cristianv":16hnuut7 said:

What morph is this if anyone knows is it a normal? Its gray idk how to post a picture

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Hello, it would be a good idea to start your own new topic as that will insure others see it, you can upload pics here https://www.beardeddragon.org/useruploads/ then hit the XIMG button when your ready to post. Hope this helps?