Info on the young -they're born from galaxy patterned eggs that have grey shells with a dark galaxy dripping pattern on them - the dark galaxy pattern foretells what the back markings on the babies will be - they babies are rarely born without a twin - the twins are usually a male and a female - as soon as the hatchling reach a week old their galaxy patterns fade and stripes appear - as the hatchlings age they get more stripes and more colors in the stripes - at 6 years old the young creature starts to get it's antlers - at 9 years old the creature is considered to be an adult - at 16 years old the creature it's old enough to mate - it take 6 months for a egg to incubate - the females only lay one egg every 4 years - each stripe on their antlers represents 3 years of life Gender differences - females have antlers too but they're smaller - a female's antlers also curve back towards her head while a males would keep growing straight