Traits

This is a fleshy tail, it has no long fur. The side fins are fleshy, same as the tip.

A 3-part scaled tail.

This is rather flat tail that is mostly scaly.

Strands of hair that stand off the tail, not hanging.

A normal eastern dragon tail. The fur goes down the top of it down to the tip.

This tail looks like a veil of a dress. The layers are draped over the longes part. The fur itself is thick and has a matted look.

This tail has long hair on the underside of the tail, where it hangs down. Not to be confused with feathered tail for example, where the hair comes from the top of the tail. This tail has only 1 strand of hair, whereas the other has 1 on each side. The afghan tail does NOT have scales on the bottom of the tail.

A very long tail that has fur tufts on it every few inches. The tail ends in a longer, wavy fur tip. (No, it cannot let your Shiji bounce around =) )

A scaley tail which has thick spikes at the base of the tail (top), which taper down into smaller ones. There are three bigger one before the tail tip, which resembles a spiky club. The tail end is flat.

This is a thick tail that has thick ridges on the middle upper tail side. It is covered in scales. The end looks a bit like a scorpion's stinger.

A short, fluffy and curled tail. The base still has a few scales on the bottom.

A normal length tail, that has multiple fins on it that end in curls/swirls. The tail tip is normal fur.

Holy tail is a longer tail that has three pair of feathered wings growing on it. The end ends is a split feathered tip. The tail has underscales.

Holy Tail can only be obtained via one of the quests from the Holy Questline. It is not breedable.


(Note: Normal Shijis can also obtain these eyes, it is unchecked simply for the gambling algorithm!)

A thick tail that is covered in fur, with thick, sturdy scales on top of it.

A soft tail that is made of fins that look like octocorals.

Quill tails are made of scales entirely. The tip often has mimicry markings.

The maine tail is the longer version of the mohawk tail. The long tail sticks upward and tapers off towards the tip, which is rather slim.