Traits

Vabbits with the tail trait, form a flowy finned tail resembling those often seen on betta fish or other fish with large flowy tails. These tails can have one fin section or multiple layered fins, extending midway up the vabbit's back.

Vabbits with this trait can form a variety of tails that resemble those seen on sharks.

This odd type of faux wing forms as a cluster of balloons tethered to a section of plating that forms on the vabbit's back. This plating can be a simple shape or even a slightly decorative simple shape, connecting the balloons to the vabbit's body. The strings of these balloons can be short or longer and may even allow the vabbit to float a few inches off the ground, but the denseness of their body prevents them from floating away entirely. The number of balloons can change and shift over time, losing them when the string tethering them to a vabbit's body is weakened.

Vabbits with this trait have plating that gives off a faint light when it's dark, this glowing effect can either cover the entire plates or only small sections.

*A vabbit with shaped sections like the one shown for this trait will also need the Complex Plates trait as this trait only allows for the bioluminescent effect.

Vabbits with this trait form slick, soapy patches on parts of their body that give off bubbles that float around the vabbit's body and eventually pop, constantly disappearing and reappearing over time.

This trait causes vabbit plates to slowly deteriorate over time to the point that small parts of the plates will shed off in a constant glittery display. This trait doesn't affect how the plates themselves display visually, beyond the visual effect present surrounding the vabbit.

Gellys with this trait form an extremely wide face resembling those seen on both hammerhead and bonnethead sharks with the eyes also shifting in position to fit the face shape.

Gellys with this face trait form a wide mouth resembling a duck bill. Unlike most gellys, those with this face shape tend to make lower, quack-like sounds when vocalizing.

This tail trait has a fairly unique appearance, with the base forming a sturdy outer shell with the internal section having a more malleable, prehensile shape that can extend out to twice the gellys body length.

Gellys with this trait form a large extension of skin and muscle that drapes over the eyes and the sides of the body, functioning similarly to large undulating limbs when swimming through the water. Additionally, the gellys feet develop a less defined, fin-like appearance that makes them more effective swimmers.