@Badumsquish  
nnnneeeerrrrrddd

@Background Pony #F39B  
@Meanlucario  
Because some snakes lay eggs, and some give live birth. It depends on the environment: snakes in warmer environments tend to lay eggs (about 70% of them), while snakes in colder climates give live birth because the ground tends to be too cool for eggs to develop on :D

@Background Pony #F39B  
It’s always meta reasons, my friend.

@Meanlucario  
A not meta reason. Meta reasons don’t count

@Background Pony #F39B  
Different writers/artist.

@Badumsquish  
How would some give live birth and some lay eggs if they’re the same species?

@Background Pony #F39B  
Fairly big. NOTHING is grumpier than a lamia carrying a big-assed egg. Some give live birth, though, and thankfully the tail on the young ones is also a lot comparably shorter :D

@Badumsquish  
How big are the eggs to fit a baby the size of the cakes+long body?

@Background Pony #F39B  
Only these ones are this tiny when they’re babies. Normal lamias are more filly-sized when babies :D

We need more hatchling lamia pictures. Perhaps some kind of chart for how they go from this size to being filly scale?

@Badumsquish  
A cute slime Pone is a slime Pone well kept :P

@Background Pony #B7FC  
:D

Images like this make me so happy.

@DatBookhorse  
Aren’t you just a bunch of sweet-smelling flowers today? I was referring to you linking the image, which was already linked by the artist.
 
Why not take a chill-pill?

@Damaged  
No sh*t Sherlock. I was making a joke :/

@DatBookhorse  
Yes, that is what the link in the description is to.

This really isn’t even her final form  

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your current filter.

Me: Why hello there little one! How are you? :D Slimia trixie: noms on my finger o w o Me: :D?

I’d love to see a now foal-sized Trixie slimia meeting Trixie.

@Eeveeinheat  
You got it :P

@Eeveeinheat  
Ah, I see.  
what an odd species. They must reproduce like plants or bananas or something.

@zippysqrl  
BadumSquish has already stated that all these creatures look like Trixie someone in either this comment section or the one for the adult. They are all clones or something.
 
Edit: Actually, looking through the comments again, we are both wrong.  

 
Direct quote. So they are all clones of Trixie, yet this specific baby and that specific adult are unrelated.

@Eeveeinheat  
“there was no way such a tiny little creature could grow into something big, aggressive, and explicit”  
Albeit sarcastic, that implies it. Not to mention we’re looking at a small Trixie abomination, and that’s a big Trixie abomination.  
There’s no guarantee, unless otherwise stated - which it is not - that her mother looks identical.

@zippysqrl  
Hmm?
 
“…at least until you find her mother.”
 
Taken from the description. Which strongly suggests this is a child of said monser, not the exact same monster as a kid.

@Badumsquish  
The implication in the description is strong.