Traits

The fin tail has no fins. The fur patches on the tail resembles fins. Usually there are three pairs of "fins".

This normal tail has its fur tip start at the half length already. The length of fur increases until it reaches the tip, where it hangs down.

A tail that grows scaley and hardens the further down it goes. The tip has thick triangular spikes.

A normal tail that has three segments of fur on the base. The fur stands off, with two longer strands building the last segment.

A normal tail with two pairs of "fins" on it. The "fins" are fur.

A short tail with long fur.

A long, scaley tail without fur. The tip has segments.

This tail has hispid hair, which takes the look of a leaf. It is not, in fact, a real leaf.

A normal tail that has has fur drape down the side of the base. It also has shorter fur sticking off to the sides and upwards.

A normal tail without fur. The tail is covered in spikes.

A normal tail without fur, which has a larger mass on the tip.

Very long strand of hair that sticks mostly together.

A typical furless tail, that has a tip looking like a spade.

A tail with spikes, that ends in a large sycthe like tip.

Two furry tails.

The tail tips are scaley.

The wyvern tail has no fur. The tip is formed by hardened scales.

A thick, medium length tail that is covered in soft, short fur.

A normal tail, which tip turned into long strands of hair.

The tail contains of longer scales. It is not feathered.