Amanda S
New Member
In the wild I assume chameleons dig since that is what they naturally want to do in captivity but...how do the eggs hatch?
I ask this because...I have research and discussed on here about how to arrange eggs and how to incubate them. But why? In the wild don't the eggs get laid in clutches, underground, and live? I see why we keep them in dark, moist containers at various temperatures and might create a false diapause but why do they need to be arranged in rows 2/3 from the surface?
I ask this because...I have research and discussed on here about how to arrange eggs and how to incubate them. But why? In the wild don't the eggs get laid in clutches, underground, and live? I see why we keep them in dark, moist containers at various temperatures and might create a false diapause but why do they need to be arranged in rows 2/3 from the surface?