Chulix family

Chulix's are a bipedal, carnivorous, cannibalistic species that lives in hotter climates. Chilux's eat their own young males or eggs. Females dominate the species. There is three genders at birth: Female, Male, And Midsex.

Reproduction: the Female gestation period is 5 weeks while the midsex gestation period is 2 weeks. Chulix's are mammals that lay eggs. Their clutch is about 3-6 eggs. Males are the most common to be born. Their heat cycles start during the winter months, where it's cool enough to make young and it ends at spring.

Adult Physical traits: Females are taller than males and Midsex chulix but midsex chulix's are taller then males. They have long upright ears, males with pointed tips and Females with rounded tips. Males have a boxy body shape, Females have a hourglass shape, and Midsex chulix's are a mix between the two. Midsex chulix's are more likely to be runts. Chulix's have long tail with a pointed and barbed tip. The tip itself is poisonous. All chulix's have sharp fangs and claws. All chulix's have 3 fingers and opposable thumbs. Females have 8 nipples along their bodies, while midsex chulix's have only 6.

Baby traits: when baby chulix's hatch, they are all covered in goop from the egg and they have soft fur. They have no claws and no tails. Babies have no genitals until they turn 5 months old, they only have an Anus and a hole to pee out of. To determine a baby's gender, look at it's ears and body type. Females are the only gender to have fangs when it hatches. At 5 months old, chulix's start developing genitals. They're genitals are fully developed and functional when they are 12 months old. Potty training starts at 1 month old. Baby chulix's are taught to hunt at 3 weeks old, after they learn to walk. A baby chulix is a child at 15 months old. Young chulix's start getting heat cycles at 18 months old, but it's illegal to mate with a chulix under the age of 3 years old. They are considered an adult at 31⁄2 years old.

Diet: chulix's diet consists of small mammals, like mice and rats, small birds, and large herbivorous mammals like deer and caramels.

Laws: mating with an underage chilux, killing male chilux's over the age of 15, killing female chilux's, eating the heart of a chilux, and having anal oral sex with a male chilux.

Commonly broken laws: mating with an underage chilux, having anal oral sex with a male chilux.