I have never seen flap eggs with my own eyes....but generally, fertile eggs look white and are bigger than those small flavored jelly beans. Infertile eggs look more yellowish and are smaller than fertile ones. You won't be able to judge the size, of course, if you haven't seen chameleon eggs before. If you can post a picture, I might be able to tell you.



Infertile eggs will go bad within a few days of being laid (mold, shrivel up). (Re shrivelling up....good eggs can also dent in and look somewhat shrivelled if there's not enough moisture in the substrate. Don't throw any eggs out until you are absolutely sure that they are no good.



Fingers still crossed!

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