Azri and Evri are my Split Hoof Grazer twins. They are mixed breed (captive born) and have similar markings and coloration.

Azri is the one standing and Evri is currently fast asleep. Evri is the older of the twins, he is almost skittish, shy, and unsure, but is extremely protective of his sister (although he will end up with more then a few bumps and bruises for it). Azri is outgoing, curious about everything, and brave. She ends up protecting her twin most of the time and has her work cut out for her trying to get her brother out of his shell.

Here they are just a few weeks old. Just like pretty much any hoofed animal, grazers are on their feet and walking within moments of birth. They are born with markings that are similar to their adult coats, but for their first year they also have spots similar to young deer (but more extensive, from rump to brow). They also start growing their horns about the time they are born (the twins both have nub-like horns at this age). Their coats will get more vibrant as they age with peak coloration around maturity.