Traits

The tail of a crocodile.

A very thin, scaley tail with spikes seaming the upper side, which get longer the further you go to the tip.

A scaley tail with hardened scales. The tail ends in a club like tip, which is seamed by bigger scales.

Despite it looking like a feather, it's all fur. The fluffy tip starts about half-way down the length of it.

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.

Long spikes sprout along the top of the tail.

A short tail that ends in long, flowing hair.

A scaley tail that has spiles on the top and ends in a layered scythe, that resembles a scorpion's tail. The tail is held up in the end usually.

A feathery tail that has a large, wide-spread tip that is made of smaller feathers.

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 =) )

The tail is seamed by a large fin like tissue, resembles an eel.

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

A tail with the tip of a sea dragon.

A 3-part scaled tail.

Winner of the Summer Create-A-Trait 2025 event.
By Savannahsage.
A short tail that features 9 long, thick strands of fur that resemble tails.

A tail that develops gems on its own. The gems are resembling spikes.

At the end of a normal tail the fur switches to peacock feathers.

Tail feathers on the base of the tail.

An archaeopteryx-like tail with a thinner tail stem similar to a lion or cougar and feathers lining the side.
Create a Trait Summer 2025 Winner! Submitted by Tyr.

A tail without base fur. The hair at the tip is long and curled.