Strong Bond, Strictly Monogamous, Territorial, Diurnal
Grouping Limits Mated Pair+ Offspring
Alternative Grouping Limits 10 Adults
Egg Limits 3 Summer 1 hr | 4 Spring 1 hr | 2 Autumn 1 hrs | 1 Winter 1 hr
Birth
Newly born will begin to practice taking their first steps, often learning how to barely just walk half way to juvenile, and the older they get the more active and clingy they will be.
Juvenile
Juvenile Pachys start to show their aggression and confidence the older they grow, starting out at smaller and skinner trees or thick bushes to head butt and then expanding to other pachy juveniles and their parents.
Solitary
Pachys hate solitude, becoming more aggressive and rather more risk taking when alone due to their extreme depression this is their coping mechanism.
Courtship
When pachys are looking to mate, they will bud into rocks and broadcast constantly until someone takes interest in them, and then the 2 will sing together and dance to express their personality, if the female partaker accepts the male, she will take him away to show him nesting spots, should the male partaker accept them he will follow them until 3 called away.
Parental Hood
Pachys protect their young with their life, even body blocking if they had to. IF ones mate died, they'd become depressed sometimes abandoning their young otherwise creating a never ending bond between them.
Inhabitants
Dense Forests with plentiful of food and water.
Hierarchy None
Herd Mentality
Pachys are extremely social, and constantly fight each other to never keep themselves bored while constantly fighting predators out of their territory.
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