Starting at maturity, for a period of about 7 years, Blobsters produce a constant supply of larval offspring. These offspring live in the excrement-filled folds of Blobster fat, feeding off nutrients in the waste. Those larvae that survive long enough will drop off the Blobster when environmental conditions are right (although, offworld, they rarely are). During this reproductive period, if one had the fortitude to search a Blobster's folds, one would find many larvae of various sizes, living and dead.
