Quote Originally Posted by rabernet View Post
why wouldn't incubation affect other morphs with the same frequency?
We do know that dehydrated eggs can cause hyper-melaninsam from time to time. But in truth we don't know that certain morphs don't also carry an inherit trait that causes physical defects. Like the kinking in caramels or wobbleing is spiders. If these issues are caused on the developmental stage due to the embryo's inability to properly absorb certain vitamins or produce certain amino acids that aid in RNA decoding it is possible since all reptilian function depends on the absorption of environmental heat then the increase in incubation may help in the development of those weak areas in the animals genetic disposition. Again we don't know that its not inherit from what the parents pass on to the offspring so it may be that an increase or decrease of certain factors in the mother or father help balance what is causing the issues.

Hope I didn't confuse