ED Clark (BAD GUY!!)

Sorry, I meant "cream" in the first sentence.

Here is one quick example of one of my own:

Left, day color. Right, fired up. Same lightbox used, same camera, same camera settings.

The notches in the pattern are the same in both pics. The "porthole" dots on the side of his body on the right look the same. Everything that's creamy is the same. Only the non-cream stuff changes.

That is just gorgeous!!!! That is a Night & Day difference.

Originally Posted by critical bill

Yo John. You did great by adding your full name to your signature line, but please take it to PM if you want to continue arguing with Griz.

Your right, i dont know why i was arguing anyways.

BTW, can u guys call me J.R.???

I haven't kept cresteds in awhile, but some of you are failing to take into consideration that the "fired up" picture is taken at a closer distance and the bend of the body angle is different distorting the comparison. Short of identical "looking down from the top" pictures you are not going to see everything line up exactly.

I think they are the same, especially when comparing the mark on the right rear "knee" of the female. But I'm no expert...

Originally Posted by compoundB

Your right, i dont know why i was arguing anyways.

BTW, can u guys call me J.R.???

Especially if you're losing!

Griz

There is the cream blotch on the rear thigh, the cream on the knee, and three cream dots along the side. These are on each picture. Same animal as far as I can see.

Seth Haussler

Originally Posted by Medusa Serpents

(Short version) Mr Kimmel, I am far from ignorant, you pick the right place to post about the low life piece of garbage you are in the real world, and I will be happy to take it anywhere you want.but I promise that anywhere you want to take it won't be only you going down ( beware of who you open up to ) A respected member sold you down the river along, with alot of others.

Now I'm wondering if he was the so-called respected member.

As far as the two geckos goes, aside from the different markings, the cilia on the side of the head are noticeably different.

I wish Anna well, but can't offer her sympathy at this point. She has offered no time-lines despite requests, while Ed has filled in the gaps with reasonable explanations and restitution offers he may not have owed, and she refuted none of what he said. Customers have obligations in any product claim, even when they believe they received the wrong animal, to include repect for TOS timelines and reasonable fairness in any discussion of remedies. Timelines are vital to help protect the seller from chicanery or abuse to the animal by the customer to be blamed on and/or absorbed by the seller. Debate all you want, but in my book, it no longer matters whether its the same animal or not with regard to Ed's continuing obligations.

Bill Leverton. Real chest thumper when hiding behind an alias, huh

I have to agree, those are the same animals in Ed's pictures that you have.