Traits

Mhoats with this trait form a small chubby tail that resembles that forms a variety of fish fin-like extensions at the end.

This long narrow tail forms either a pointed or rounded tip at the end.

This thick, sturdy tail type forms spines along the length resembling a dragon's tail.

This type of tail is similar to that of wolves or foxes. Very fluffy.

This long tail resembles those seen on various felines.

Mhoats with this trait form a short tail with extremely long fur that can be styled and braided in a variety of ways, it resembles the tails seen on horses.

These large fluffy tails resemble those seen on raccoons or red pandas.

This long tapering tail type lacks fur an resembles those seen on rats and various other rodents.

Mhoats with this tail type form a short thing tail that ends in a fluffy tuft similar to tails seen on cows.

Aquatics with this tail type form a variety of fish-like tails.

Aquatics with this tail form a wide, flat tail that resembles those seen on various whales and dolphins and is oriented horizontally rather than vertically much like the animals this tail type is based on.

Aquatics with this trait have tails that resemble a variety of shark tails.

Aquatics with this trait has a long thin tail that forms a large fin similar to those seen on eels.

Mhoats with this tail type form a variety of flowy, delicate double-layered tails that are butterfly-like in appearance.

This trait gives a mhoat insect-like wings that have a single section and mimic those found on flies, beetles, and bees. These wings allow the mhoat to glide short distances when taking off from higher elevations, but don't seem able to sustain flight.

These small vestigial wings have very little form and seem to be largely made up of fur to create their shape, mhoats with shorter fur will often just have small nubs sprouting from their back. These wings are not capable of any type of flight and appear to have more of a decorative quality when present on a mhoat.

These small functional wings are incapable of flight of any kind, they strongly resembles bird wings but lack to size to be of any use to the mhoats who have them.

This trait gives a mhoat tiny functional wings that resemble little bat or dragon wings; they aren't capable of flight and seem to be mostly decorative.

This triangular fin-type can show up as either a single fin or a pair of fins along the back of the aquatic mhoat.

This fin type tends to begin around the shoulders and end around the back fins, they are usually the same color as the mhoat's goo but can be muted colors from the main body. These back fins mimic various fish fins and allow for a lot of variation.