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Do female torts develop eggs even when they haven't bred like chameleons.
 

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So they still go through the whole nesting process the eggs are just not fertile.
 

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Ive never personally seen that happen but maybe some do. Mine just discard them above ground which usually means infertile even with a male present.
 

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A female will produce eggs without ever having been with a male. Obviously they aren't going to be fertile. A female that has been with a male in the past can produce fertile eggs. Even if that contact was 4-5 years ago.
 
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