Traits

These ears resemble various types of plants both aquatic and on land; they often resemble stems or vines with plant life lining them.

This trait gives mhoats ears that visually resemble santa hats from the outside, but the inner part of the ear still displays the mhoat's goo.

These short, feather-covered ears don't show a mhoat's goo color, unlike other ear types. These ears can emote in small ways from folding down to standing upright and rotating as the mhoat wishes.

Mhoats with this ear trait form long, ears that resemble balloons, which can be shaped into a variety of shapes that resemble various balloon animals and other such creations.

This unique winter variation of elven ear is exceptionally fluffy and has a hooked, candy cane-like shape.

This trait encompasses simple frills that resemble fish fins of any kind. All frills tend to be semi-prehensile and allow an aquatic mhoat to easily express themselves without words when underwater.

These frills come in various shapes that tend to be single connected shapes that resemble various things such as wings, cat ears, etc.

These frills are made of multiple sets of individual frills that resemble axolotl gills.

This type of frill is a solid set of tendrils that don't display the mhoat's goo color and resemble various types of nudibranch feelers. These tend to be less expressive than other types of frills, which can make it hard for other aquatic mhoats to understand non-verbal cues from mhoats with this trait.

Non-goo frills with a limited range of movement that resemble squid or dumbo octopus flaps. They emote more similarly to land mhoat ears, which means aquatics with these frills have a harder time communicating their emotions with other aquatics.

These frills resemble various types of plants both aquatic and on land; they often resemble stems or vines with plant life lining them.

This trait gives an aquatic mhoat frills that resemble santa hats, while these frills are still prehensile they have a more limited range of movement compared to most. They emote more similarly to land mhoat ears, which means aquatics with these frills have a harder time communicating their emotions with other aquatics.

Mhoats with this trait don't form any horns at all.

Mhoats with this horn form very short stubby horns that form a little dome shape.

Mhoats with this trait form short spike-like horns and are one of the more common types of horns seen among mhoats.

These long upright horns are a simple and common horn type seen among mhoats.

This horn type gives a mhoat large horns that sweep back from the crown of the head and spiral back and under the mhoats ear.

Mhoats with this horn type form curvy horns that can either sweep back from the crown or curve forward in a variety of appearances.

This type of horn extends out from the side of the head and can be either curved or extend straight outward.

Mhoats with these horns form a short, tightly coiled shape that resembles snail shells.