Rock Beakworm

This creature splits from the Multicolor Beakworm. Living in reefs, this creature changed its habit of living in shoals for the habit of living in couples, starting to present sexual dimorphism. The males and the females do rituals to impress the others and, when a couple is formed, this don’t get rid for all the eternity. With its beak they dig small holes in the reef, where they deposit its eggs and remain going up to around they, a time that for being very colorful they attract the attention of other creatures. When they are born, the younglings are dark and similar to the rocks of the reef, helping in its camouflage and, to the measure that they grow, they develop the characteristic colors of the males and females. When its final pigmentation is recieved, the younglings are abandoned.