Traits

Some or all of the Pacapillar's limbs are replaced with pincers. Pincers are a common trait for Monster Pacas, and a Rare trait for Winged Pacas. A Monster Pacapillar's pincers can be given segments to make them as short or tall as wanted.

Parts of the Pacapillar/Snekket are glowing. Those parts can either be always glowing or are only glowing in the dark. This can be applied to any part of the body including but not limited to eyes, feelers, markings, Aura/Halos or any other body parts. If Bioluminescence is not shown on the Masterlist, a description is necessary.

Notes:
- The entire Pacapillar/Snekket cannot be made bioluminescent, as this would require Overlay.

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 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 is infested with Hollo disease. A pacapillar can be infected by coming in contact with Contagious Hollo Pacas or coming in contact with any type of Hollo itself. A pacapillar with Contagious Hollo disease retains its texture, but the infected are is now dark purple, with hollo "mist" or particles coming off the paca. If the pacapillar's eye area has been infected, then the eye will be solid white. A pacapillar with Contagious Hollo disease is given a certain number of Contagious slots that can be used to infect other pacapillars. Each slot will only infect one other pacapillar, however, and the infected pacapillars will have non contagious hollo. All subspecies except Winged and Monster Pacas can have Hollo disease. Hollo Pacapillars can still breed.

The pacapillar is infested with Hollo disease. A pacapillar can be infected by coming in contact with Contagious Hollo Pacas or coming in contact with any type of Hollo itself. A pacapillar with Hollo disease retains its texture, but the infected are is now dark purple. If the pacapillar's eye area has been infected, then the eye will be solid white. A pacapillar with normal Hollo Disease (non contagious) will not be able to infect other pacapillars. All subspecies except Winged and Monster Pacas can have Hollo disease. Hollo Pacapillars can still breed.