Traits

A short, sleek fur coat that's well-suited for aquatic environments.

How to apply this trait:

• The fur should remain relatively short in length, giving the ottagi a smooth, streamlined appearance.
• Stylized tufts can be added to give the coat a fluffier appearance, but the overall length must be kept in check!
• If the fur is long enough to be very shaggy or fluffy throughout the body, it would be considered a long coat.
• Areas with fluff that is long enough to be considered a separate accent can be applied with accent fluff.

A very long fur coat, similar to angora in length and amount of fluff.

How to apply this trait:

• This trait is for a noticeably long coat that covers the ottagi's body.
• The fur should be long and shaggy throughout, not just in localized tufts.
• This is a distinct trait from the Short Coat and Accent Fluff traits.

Accent fluff covers various extra little fluff additions that are not long enough to be considered long coat.

How to apply this trait:

• You can apply fluff to a single area or multiple areas with a single trait.
• Fluff can be applied to any of the following areas: the collar, a mohawk along the spine/tail, fetlocks on the ankles/arms, a tuft at the tip of the tail, or tufts/tassels on the ears.