Reproduction

The Bibites have the capacity to reproduce asexually by laying eggs that contain their direct offsprings (with potential mutations, thus displaying evolution).

In order to start laying eggs, Bibites must first reach aldulthood. It also need to be Healthy enough (­ >= 50%) to do so.

When laying an egg, they need to expand the necessary energy so that the egg will be able to fully develop.

Calculating the exact amount of energy needed is complicated, but it is calculated so that the offspring can reach its birth maturity (as calculated from it's genes) with a full energy reserve and fully develop their brain.

Of course, if the offspring presents mutations, the egg might not contain enough energy for full development anymore. Depending on the lacking amount, the bibite could either not have a full energy reserve, or die during development.