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Originally Posted by Deborah

Just a nice group of CH and if it crosses your mind to purchase animals from this seller I would highly recommend you to check the seller's rep on BOI http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/foru...splay.php?f=13 :rolleyes:

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What about the Trader Ratings from Fauna?
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Top Rated Traders

MGReptiles (105)
Positive Feedback: 94.1%
Join Date: Oct 2003

Casey Hulse (76)
Positive Feedback: 100.0%
Join Date: Apr 2002

Ed Clark (61)
Positive Feedback: 100.0%
Join Date: Jan 2004

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Originally Posted by JohnNJ

What about the Trader Ratings from Fauna?

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They do not mean a thing ANYONE can put a positive trader rating even if they never made a transaction with the seller, all you have to do is a paid member.

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MGReptiles (105)
Positive Feedback: 94.1%
Join Date: Oct 2003

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Ed Clark (61)
Positive Feedback: 100.0%
Join Date: Jan 2004

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Neither of those two are people I would do business with.

Look up their names and you will see detailed report of REAL transactions with proves on how those people conduct their business, treat their customer and lie.

Temperature variations during incubation have been known to produce 'striped' animals.
Those are nice normals, but dont count on anything else, especially with the sellers reputation.
I have a gorgeous female with a full stripe. I highly doubt she is genetic, but she looks great.
This is her:
http://www.reptilescanada.com/classi.../IMG_54961.jpg

Good luck

ed clark is a scum bag? I have heard a lot of good about him...I don't know a lot about the popular breeders. Just ralph, mike, ed, and someone else can't remeber his name. There isnt a bob clark right? Idk for some reason thats coming to mind, but i think im just getting mixed up. Why is he a scum bag?

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Originally Posted by Freakie_frog

On top of all of that Ed Clark is a scum bag you need to stear clear of him and any animal he has offered for sale.

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Best advice I've seen on BPnet all day.

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Originally Posted by dsmalex97

ed clark is a scum bag? I have heard a lot of good about him...I don't know a lot about the popular breeders. Just ralph, mike, ed, and someone else can't remeber his name. There isnt a bob clark right? Idk for some reason thats coming to mind, but i think im just getting mixed up. Why is he a scum bag?

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Bob Clark is a decent guy and has been around for quite some time.

Ed Clark is a scumbag flipper who has been known to:

Ship sick animals.
Ship animals infested with mites.
Provide crappy customer service when a deal goes bad.
Take advantage of new hobbiest by selling them WC garbage at inflated prices.

And, is a known business associate of Big Daddy Allen from Alabama....that alone should be enough to steer clear of him.

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Originally Posted by Bluebead

Temperature variations during incubation have been known to produce 'striped' animals.
Those are nice normals, but dont count on anything else, especially with the sellers reputation.
I have a gorgeous female with a full stripe. I highly doubt she is genetic, but she looks great.
This is her:
http://www.reptilescanada.com/classi.../IMG_54961.jpg

Good luck

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i have a gorgeous female with a yellow stripe and its proven genetic but your right there most normals with stripes are caused during incubation, but always remember when u think its a normal it most likely is a normal

Most of the time with CH normals like those, the striped trait is something that wont be passed onto their offspring unless they have a full stripe or close to it. I have a male pastel who has a pretty neat color and pattern, and hes got a broken stripe down his back. I am still waiting to prove him as genetic though.
http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/g.../090120014.jpg

http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/g.../081117001.jpg

http://torontopythongurus.webs.com/a...otoID=25162391

here's a pic of my girl she has a solid stripe from head to tail and its proven genetic

sorry cant get the pic to work. . . here's a link http://torontopythongurus.webs.com/a...otoID=25162391