Traits

Feelers that would reach half the height of the pacapillar's body or less(not including the head). There are no limits on shape for tail feelers. The texture must be the same as the rest of the pacapillar unless a Multi-Texture mutation is applied. A common pacapillar can have 2-4 tail feelers arranged in any way as long as they are within the tail area.

The pacapillar has a single tail feeler, or one that is longer and more elaborate than it's other tail feelers. The tail feeler is not limited to SR length, and is common across all subspecies. Winged pacapillars most commonly have long tails. Subspecies can also have multiple ultra length tails

The pacapillar has a single tail feeler, or one that is longer and more elaborate than it's other tail feelers. The tail feeler is not limited to SR length, and is common across all subspecies. Poison pacapillars can have stingers on their tails. Gilled pacas can have tail fins. Subspecies can also have multiple ultra tails. Shelled pacas cannot have tails at all

Feelers that are 1.5 times the length of the pacapillar or shorter. There are no shape restrictions on Super Rare tail feelers. Super Rare Pacapillars can have more than 9 tail feelers, arranged in any way as long as they are within the tail area. The tails should be the same texture as the rest of the pacapillar unless a Multi-Texture Mutation is applied.

The limbs of the pacapillar are replaced with a slug-like body. Slug Body is required for Soft Shelled Pacas. The pacapillar can still have some of it's limbs function as normal. Hard Shelled and Gilled Pacapillars cannot have slug body, as their limbs are pincers and fins respectively.

The pacapillar or snekket has ribbon-like extrusions on their body. These ribbons are only connected to the paca in one or more spots, with the rest allowed to flow free. The ribbons do not need to be the same texture as the pacapillar or snekket, but cannot be anything other than matte unless a multi-texture mutation is used.

Some or all of the Pacapillar's limbs are replaced with pincers. Pincers are a common trait for Poison and Hard Shelled Pacas, and illegal for Soft Shelled Pacas. Only a Poison Pacapillar's pincers can be given a poison Sac. The pincers for a Hard Shelled Paca are more similar to crab claws, allowing them to grab things.

The pacapillar or snekket's body is reflective. This is not a texture, and can be added on to any texture. No more than 30% of the pacapillars body can be reflective. In the masterlist entry, it must be stated or shown that parts of the body are reflective.

The pacapillar's limbs are replaced with fins. This is a required trait for gilled pacas, and is a mutation for other sub species. For Gilled Pacas, the fins can be any shape, size or number, with the minimum being two. Fins can be based on fish or manta rays and other aquatic creatures, as long as it allows them to move through the water.

The pacapillar has 3-10 eyes on it's face area. They will still have a pair of eyes in the default position, and the extra eyes cannot go past the default eyes/onto the cheeks of the paca, above the forehead or below the chin. This is a common trait for Poison Pacapillars, and a Mutation for both Shelled Pacas and Gilled Pacas. All other Eye Mutations (cyclops, No Eyes and Body Eyes) are still considered Mutations for all natural species.

The pacapillar has a transparent body. The pacapillar's entire body does not have to be transparent, but either the head or main body must be. It's feelers and limbs can be transparent or not. A transparent paca can have an empty body or have something visible inside. There are no limits on colour, marking, or what is placed inside the pacapillar. Objects include but are not limited to; liquids, plants, food.

The Pacapillar has an extra set of fangs on their jaw. 

The pacapillar or snekket's body has hollow parts in it. Hollow parts can range from dents to bite marks to holes going through their entire body. There is no limit on the number, placement and size of the hollow parts.

Parts of the Pacapillar or Snekket glow in the dark. This can be applied to any part of the body, including but not limited to; eyes, feelers, markings, textures, body parts. The entire pacapillar or snekket cannot be made bioluminescent, but most of their body can be.

The features of a Pacapillar/Snekket are not symmetrical. This includes Head Feelers, Cheek Nubs, Tail Feelers and facial feature traits (e.g. Eye shapes, Fangs, Wing Shades). The mismatching can range from being different sizes to having different types of feelers on each side. This trait does not refer to colours, markings, eyebrows or Extrusions, as those can be made mismatching with all kinds of Pacapillars/Snekkets.

The pacapillar or snekket has a collar, mane or hood on its neck. Hoods can be pulled up over their head, while collars and manes cannot. The collar, mane or hood must share the texture of  their body. There are no limits on style, size or shape. Manes can start from the back of the pacapillar's head and transition into a full mane around their neck. When redesigning a pacapillar or snekkets, designers can switch between a collar, mane or hood without the need of a berry.

The Pacapillar/Snekket has a halo or items of any shape floating around their body. These can come in various forms and may include but are not limited to stars, sparkles, clouds, hearts or other floating objects.
Aura/Halo is always present and cannot be removed. They can be translucent and elaborately decorated, with no limits on details.

Notes:
- Aura/Halo is always static and cannot move without Animation. Elemental Auras (e.g. fire, smoke, clouds) are restricted to minimal movement. Any unnatural movement will require Animation.
- There is no exact limit on the number of Aura/Halos allowed, but if too many are present in the design Shedding will be required.
- Eyes floating or appearing within Auras or on Halos will always require Body Eyes.
- Animal shaped Auras will always require Animation.

The Pacapillar or Snekket has shades on their eyes. These can be goggle-like things that cover their eyes but allow them to see, or can just be connected to the corners of their eyes, not affecting their vision in any way. Wing shades do not have a length rarity or any similar restriction.

The pacapillar has a set of horns on their forehead. Horns do not have to match each other. There can be one or more horn anywhere on the forehead, but it must not go above or below that area, or go outside the line of the eyes. There is no limit to the shape, size or number of horns. Horns do not have to follow the rarity of the paca.