Traits

A classic otter tail with a thick base that tapers to a point.

How to apply this trait:

• The tail's shape should be thick at the base and gradually narrow to a point.
• The tail should be between 75% and 100% the length of the ottagi's body, unless combined with long tail.

A long, thick tail that can be much longer than the ottagi’s body.

How to apply this trait:

• This tail should be noticeably longer than a standard tail and can be up to 150% of the body's length.
• The tail's shape should be thick at the base and gradually taper to a point, unless combined with another tail type.

A fluffy tail, much like a fox or raccoon.

How to apply this trait:

• The tail should have a significant amount of fluff, appearing thick and full.
• The tail should be between 75% and 100% the length of the ottagi's body, unless combined with long tail.

A flatter, wider tail akin to a manatee or platypus.

How to apply this trait:

• The tail should be wide and flattened, designed for powerful propulsion through the water.
• The tail should be between 75% and 100% the length of the ottagi's body, unless combined with long tail.

A noticeably shorter tail than the standard ottagi tail.

How to apply this trait:

• The tail should be present and between 25% and 50% of the ottagi's body length.
• The tail should not appear as a nub or bobtail.
• The tail's shape should be thick at the base and gradually taper to a point unless combined with another tail type.

A thicker tail with a fatty deposit around the midsection, akin to the tail of a leopard gecko.

How to apply this trait:

• The tail should be noticeably thicker and more robust than a standard tail.
• The tail should be between 75% and 100% the length of the ottagi's body, unless combined with long tail.

A tail that is noticeably thinner than a standard ottagi tail, similar to that of a rat or cat.

How to apply this trait:

• The tail should be thin from the base to the tip, lacking the thicker, tapered shape of a standard tail.
• The tail should be between 75% and 100% the length of the ottagi's body, unless combined with long tail.