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Added 2023-07-01 00:31:09 +0000 UTCNaga mating tends to be very intense, coiling around one another so one can penetrate the other and inject their eggs. Unlike most species, the eggs are fertilized by the incubator who then carries them until they've developed enough to be laid where they finish gestating before eventually hatching.
Nagas rarely mate for life, and sometimes even wind up carrying multiple clutches from different partners at a time, leaving them quite swollen for months at a time. Fortunately, any clutch father tends to stick around long enough to protect and provide the carrier of their eggs in the interest of their offspring at least making it to the laying stage.
