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Hmmm, I hope that the seller does the right thing and refunds the buyer. It seems pretty clear these were misrepresented.
UNknowingly misrepresenting the animals can happen, and as Nick pointed out a quick refund and acknowledgement of the mistake could fix this red flag against the seller. I'm sure these mistakes happen, but it's how you fix it that matters.
Refusing to accept reality and repeating the bit about a policy against refunds - pretty questionable tactics by the seller and one I would probably avoid doing any business with this seller (kind of ironic to have a policy against refunds but not about misrepresenting animals). Other people shouldn't have to pay the price for another person's ignorance about the animal in question.
KNOWINGLY misrepresenting animals is scammer territory and I hope the seller is not in this third category. Time will tell, I suppose.
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