The Primary color of an AffTaff on their home planet would most commonly denote their heritage and what environment they are best suited for, for example: A blue Affi is most likely to live in cold climates, whereas a yellow Affi would prefer a warmer climate like a savanna. Green is the most common color, as they are the most adaptable to an environment.
Green affis were the first and most common space scout as a result. There were more green affis out in space than any other color when Pasuna was quarantined.

Due to their space Faring lives now, the color denotion is not entirely true anymore. There are ships who's primary populace may have a dominant color and environmental heritage, which leads to said ships having an environment best suited for the Affis. This is uncommon however, as most colony ships carry wide spectrums of Affis; individual living quarters are customized to match their environmental heritage.

Affis are oviparous, and generally produce 1-2 eggs per clutch. During the first stage of the pregnancy, an affi mother will carry the eggs for 3 months before laying them. Affi Eggs start off a very pale color of the child's base color (commonly one of the parents colors, or even a mix.). Once laid, it takes 9 months for the child to hatch. During the 9 months a young affi develops in their egg, their egg will slowly saturate with color in flecks and patches on the shell's surface. An affi will hatch once the color is done saturating the patches.

One parent will ALWAYS tend to the clutch, no matter what. During this time, affis have a tendency to be a little overprotective and aggressive when others aside from the parents or very close relatives/friends are close to the clutch due to stress. The couple are constantly monitoring the eggs, providing a soft and warm nest for their progeny.

Once hatched, baby affis, called whelps or whelplings, quickly learn to crawl. They already have teensy little milk teeth and nubbins on the head. When a young whelp begins its life, many times they will have one pair of arms consistently folded against themselves, as that was how they were laid in the egg. Parents will train their child to use their secondary set. Later on in life, this habit can still be seen in adults, as in times of distress, an affi will fold their arms close to their bodies subconsciously. It can also be witnessed during sleep.

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It was sudden, brought to the surface from a sick escape pod from an unknown species that crashed on Pasuna. Debris landing on the planet's surface was common, as they lived near an asteroid belt.. so for the scavengers it was a normal day when they opened that pod and skimmed the inside for anything valuable. The only sign inside that the pod was inhabited was a pustule covered corpse.. Whoever scavenged it did take notes and recording of the corpse, but thought it was just some weird creature that died of starvation out in the cosmos.

It spread quickly, starting with mild allergy-like symptoms. Then quickly the carrier began to lose other sensations: taste, touch, and smell. The affected areas were slightly swollen and warm to the touch. When these symptoms surfaced, the populace began to notice. By this time though, it was too late. The third stage was setting into the earliest carriers, and is the most fatal.

In a last ditch effort to save the species, Pasuna quickly quarantined itself, sending sterilized samples of all recorded fauna DNA and Flora samples from the planet's surface to the healthy affis in space. All Affis on the surface were considered a lost cause, and deemed not safe enough to rescue by the monarchs. The population upon announcement was torn deeply on the matter. It is still a subject in deep debate to this day. Since the abandonment of their planet. The AffTaff Species has been wandering the cosmos, doing whatever they can within reason to keep their species going. Drones have been sent to sterilize the planet, with little to no luck in 200 years. Survey teams have been sent to see the state of the planet's surface, but any life that is still on the planet's surface is still infected, even if asymptomatic.

Whatever remains of the affis on the surface of pasuna have almost gone extinct, but some small populations still exist on the surface in safe zones. They were built by the ones who were left behind long ago. The surface dwellers hold a deep seeded hatred for their space faring brethren, still enraged at their abandonment by the monarchs. Little contact is accepted between land and space as a result. Drones are the only welcome contact.