More than likely its the pets-store that misinformed the seller. Most people see the pets-store as a source of info., and it really should be a source of info. Its like buying a car, you expect the salesman to know what he is selling and you expect the dealership to have a shop and knowledgeable mechanic, etc. The sad truth is that most pet-store clerks, especially pets-mart and petco, are just kids focused on getting easy work and not learning whats required of their job. What is more, is that these kids complain when customers or prospecting pet-owners ask questions. Its as if it has become a burden and excessive commitment to do their job and inform the customer about basic care and maintenance. Going back to the car salesman, it would be like he is complaining that customers ask what mileage the car gets, or what warranty they can get. Overall, I do not know what is worse!? A pet-store clerk who is there for the easy cash and doesn't care about pet-care, or a pet-store clerk who is knowledgeable but is too lazy or annoyed to inform so he turns away customers...
Getting back to the matter at hand, I hope somebody saves those chameleons.