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Description
Starting as a Grainivore very easily and early on it’s evolution, this Pandler, having little predation and almost none competition, it feasted upon the seeds of early Gigerstools,expanding rapidly across the forests where their food is presented,to take advantage of this abundant resource. This Pandler developed sharp claws, to help them climb and stay on the Gigerstools and Umbaras when it is too moist or a heavy storm appears, while grasping into the pod they would use their mandibles to gnaw into the seeds, damaging it greatly while they fed. Non territorial, this pandlers will briefly greet each other, sometimes mating or sharing food, as a sign of a social behavior that benefits them all, encountering the same pandler again would make them start to sharing the food and proceeding to mate, strengthening their “bond”, they are essentially hermaphrodites, both “male” and “female” will become pregnant and lay their eggs on the pots of the Gigerstools, they give a small amount of offspring that resembles miniature adults, requiring little to no parental care.

Description
Starting as a Grainivore very easily and early on it’s evolution, this Pandler, having little predation and almost none competition, it feasted upon the seeds of early Gigerstools,expanding rapidly across the forests where their food is presented,to take advantage of this abundant resource. This Pandler developed sharp claws, to help them climb and stay on the Gigerstools and Umbaras when it is too moist or a heavy storm appears, while grasping into the pod they would use their mandibles to gnaw into the seeds, damaging it greatly while they fed. Non territorial, this pandlers will briefly greet each other, sometimes mating or sharing food, as a sign of a social behavior that benefits them all, encountering the same pandler again would make them start to sharing the food and proceeding to mate, strengthening their “bond”, they are essentially hermaphrodites, both “male” and “female” will become pregnant and lay their eggs on the pots of the Gigerstools, they give a small amount of offspring that resembles miniature adults, requiring little to no parental care.