Imposter!

[sainthogan]

Originally Posted by Kiara1125

Is your female still a dragon scale? It's unsual to see a dragons scale veiltail (especially a female) in the US. That's interesting about the storm and bubblenests.

No, she's not a dragonscale. I was told very rudely at the pet store that the reason "he" had a short tail is because dragonscale was a short tail type, and that "he" was most certainly not a female as I insisted. I've since learned that it has nothing to do with tail length. I've also realized that I was right about "he" being a she.

[Kiara1125]

Oh wow ... I dislike those people. :/

Plus, you probably had to pay more for her due to the mislabeling, correct?

[homegrown terror]

Originally Posted by sainthogan

No, she's not a dragonscale. I was told very rudely at the pet store that the reason "he" had a short tail is because dragonscale was a short tail type, and that "he" was most certainly not a female as I insisted. I've since learned that it has nothing to do with tail length. I've also realized that I was right about "he" being a she.

probably has something to do with the fact that males have higher price tags than females why provide accurate information when you can make an extra five bucks, huh?

[Fin Fancier]

This annoys me so badly. At the petsmart I go to they've had a female in a dragonscale crowntail cup for two weeks. Not only does she have a visible egg spot, but she is not even a crown tail... There's no way to fool even a beginner. Either someone pays roughly 10$ too much to save a veiltail or she'll die of bad water conditions.

[acitydweller]

confused male and females? oh my...