Traits

Mhoats with this trait either have eyes that are a faded version of the regular goo color or have lost an eye altogether. For a lost eye, the mhoat can choose to replace that eye with a prosthetic, in which case this trait would need to be applied. A glass eye is not required to match the mhoat's existing eye and can even be purely decorative, these details are up to the designer.

This eye trait causes a gradient to appear in the iris, this may be either two similar colors or two individual colors. All colors present must still fall within the goo color limitations present in the design.

This eye trait allows for two colors to appear within a mhoats iris however the user chooses, but both eyes must match otherwise the heterochromia trait would be required.  All colors present must still fall within the goo color limitations present in the design.

This trait affects a mhoat's iris, causing little flecks or spots of a secondary color to appear in the eye. All colors present must still fall within the goo color limitations present in the design.

Mhoats with this trait completely lack eyes and as a result, are entirely blind. These mhoats tend to have slightly heightened senses as their lack of dependence on sight requires them to develop other methods of sensing their surroundings.

Mhoats with this eye type have no defined pupil or iris with the entire eye displaying either one solid color or a solid color with markings.

This trait allows a mhoat to have eyes where there is a visible iris, but no pupils.

This ear type is the most common seen among mhoats, they resemble ears seen on goats.

This trait gives a mhoat long oval-shaped ears that fall below the mhoat's chin. The length of these ears can vary but doesn't usually extend lower than half the mhoat's height.

Mhoats with this ear type tend to have large, pointed ears that resemble those seen on bats. These ears tend to have some type of ridges present on the inside of the ear.

Mhoats with this ear type form large pointed ears that resemble those seen on deer.

These pointed, upright-style of ears tend to resemble cat, fox, and wolf ears in appearance, sometimes even being overly large to the point they resemble a fennec fox.

Mhoats with this trait tend to have simple short ears that either flop down or fold over giving them a cute puppy-like look. These ears should not pass below the mhoat's chin as this would then make them Lop Ears.

Mhoats with this trait tend to have small, round ears that resemble those seen on lions or bears.

This upright ear type is commonly seen on mhoat and tends to have a long, narrow shape that resembles those seen on rabbits.

This trait gives mhoats large round ears that resembles those seen on mice.

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.

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.