Traits

Long spikes sprout along the top of the tail.

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

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

The fur of the curtail tail starts at the top of the tail and hangs down to the sides. The length of the fur tapers down the farther it goes down the tail.

Very long strand of hair that sticks mostly together.

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

The mane of the tail almost goes down to the tip. The fur is standing up like a mohawk, tapering down in length the farther it goes.

This tail is like the normal tail, but twice as long. If it is combined with another, it only gives its length.

A tail similar to reed, but with more shaggy strands. The base of the tail has these longer strands as well. The tail does have scales on the bottom.

Two furry tails.

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

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