unknown peppers in my garden

[charlesquik]

Its my first year growing pepper so soemone gave me tips and some sappling to start with and I lost the information about them and I need identification 
 

 
 
The one on the left is from a plant with only 4 mega pepper like the one on the picture.
 
The second and third is from the same plant, about 6 on them , maybe its the same than the one on the left.
 
The fourth one I think is a small cayenne but don't know, there is about 30 of them on the plant.
 
The fifth no idea and the last two are starfish.
 
So I need I.D on the first 5 one, thank you guys !

 

[jsschrstrcks]

It would help to know what seeds you thought you planted.

#5 looks like a jalapeno perhaps. hows the heat level?

 

[Noah Yates]

1 looks like either a variety of anaheim, or possibly the hot cowhorn pepper I have grown in the past...
 
2 and 3 look like a type of large cayenne....
 
the 4th looks like a smaller variety of cayenne, or possibly a thai pepper...
 
#5 actually looks more like a ripe banana pepper than a jalapeno to me.
 
6 I have no clue...

 

[charlesquik]

the 5 is not jalapeno for sure because i have some jalapeno plant and this is not the same. could be banana pepper cause heat is like the one of jalapeno or a bit less. 
 
But isnt banana pepper turn yellow before red? because they turn from green to red 

I have :
habenaro,
jalapeno,
(red hot pepper) he don't know what it is so the guy that gave me the sapling said that,
corno di toro,
(orange balls) he called it like that ,  
bhut jolokia,
cayenne,
chilli pepper,
starfish
 
But dont know which plant are what

 

[howardsaz9]

i would guess itallian cayanne for the first 4, bhut or red fresno for the next then hab for the last 2

 

[charlesquik]

the last two are starfish for sure, they are in this picture for a friend.
the 4 is kinda mild so forget about bhut

 

[Burning Colon]

#5 could be a fresno. 

 

[Steiner]

Based on your list, I think #4 is a red hot pepper and #5 is a chilli pepper.