At least it evened out for you in the end. After all, how many of us have been duped or mislead, whether by accident or intentionally, of the colors of the animals we get? Far too many I fear. But like you also stated "Photos don't always show ... colors to good advantage" which is a very true statement as well. I know that most people have a hard time with the different types of lighting and the quality of their camera and skills to capture the actual colors of the animals they are trying to represent, unfortunately I think that some unscrupulous sellers also use crappy camera phones as part of their deception as a defense excuse. Either way, using a color swatch not only protects the seller but also helps the buyer at making a more informed purchasing decision. I hope this becomes a mainstay in the marketplace.
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Troy Rexroth

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• Naming your morphs after common colors. - Jon R, Sat Sep 18 12:53:13 2010
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