Sexual maturity occurs after age two or three, with the male maturing somewhat more slowly than the female. Little is known of mating behaviour; however, it is believed that the female is receptive to mating only a few days per year.
The process of sexual development commences around the ages of two or three, with males reaching full maturity somewhat later than females. Given the limited understanding of courtship behavior, it is inferred that female fertility is confined to a brief window, approximately a few days per year.