The gap between a bed frame and the wall provides a quiet, sheltered location that’s rarely disturbed.
Since predators—and people—don’t often look there, it can be an attractive nesting spot for a female lizard.
3. Darkness Creates a Safer Environment
Lizards generally prefer shaded, concealed locations over bright, open areas.
The dark space behind or underneath a bed offers protection from direct sunlight and reduces the chances of the eggs being noticed.
4. Slight Humidity Can Be Beneficial
Reptile eggs need a balanced level of moisture during development.
Hidden areas
behind furniture often have less airflow, allowing them to retain
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