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What do the babies looks like? And the hybrids baby how does it work? Do they all come from eggs? Do baby bug shed from larva to adult? How does it work for bug hybrid? :0

Most of the fae are laid as eggs, but batfae are born live and stay clinging to their mother for most of their infancy. Birdfae have the least amount of eggs on average - 1-3, dragonfae can have up to 5 on average and bugfae can have the most at around 9 for spider, 7 for winged and 6 for armoured at the most.

orphaned batfae are placed in hammocks to mimic being held by a parent. Dragon and birdfae bond during hatching, so it’s better to find a carer before the egg hatches, if separated after the bonding or not cared for properly will lead to them being antisocial or easily angered and closed off. Bugfae are the least likely to have bad impact in separation from the parents but can still have separation problems. Most winged bugfae eat a lot in the first 2 Month after hatching for Metamorphosis, they’re the only fae that do this and not all of them go through it.

Pretty much all the basic stuff is shown on the picture above. Tho not all hybrids actually look like so, most just look after one of the parents.

fae shown (left to right):

p3- Willow (lots of willow she’s just a good example XD) | Wendy & Abigail | willow again | random Bat+bug design / dragonfae ancestor

Credit to @gentlcmanscientist for the entire batfae species, the hammock Idea, species design, ty for added variety mate :3

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