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The terms were pretty clear, and I think the OP is completely in the right here. While some may have been happy to receive just any old albino blue tegu, i can't fault the OP for expecting exactly what she was supposed to get - either an albino blue produced by Ty, or $3000. Genetics matter to many people. Given the inconsistencies in Ty's statements about whether or not he produced any albino blues, I can understand the OP's reticence to just take his word that she'd finally get just what was promised - an animal from his stock.
I've never dealt with Ty, but what's shown here seems a far cry from the Ty I've seen posting here in various situations. As mentioned, I don't really see any problems with how the OP has handled this situation; but even if the case could be made that she's been difficult, that doesn't justify what he's trying to do. If one's word really means anything at all, it needs to stand just as firmly when all's going well as it does when dealing with someone who may be a problem.
Seems like the Varnyard effect may be kicking in here a bit, but no matter how much of a Good Guy he may have previously been perceived to be, it doesn't change the fact that he's not living up to the terms that he dictated.
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