Traits

A bit of Silk will additionally grow on the under side tip of a coadle tail. Never going down more than 1/3 on the tail.
- Silk Grows anywhere there is not clay or hard body parts. The jaw, ears, and legs are hardier and grow no silk. Clay always reheals so silk doesn't grow naturally where clay is injured. Only where clay is not present when a plume is born or via magical items making it as if it were so.

Silk grows fully on the underside of the tail.
- Silk Grows anywhere there is not clay or hard body parts. The jaw, ears, and legs are hardier and grow no silk. Clay always reheals so silk doesn't grow naturally where clay is injured. Only where clay is not present when a plume is born or via magical items making it as if it were so.

Silk that fans out horizontally or vertically from the tail  tip never growing more than 1/3 from the tip of the tail.
- Silk Grows anywhere there is not clay or hard body parts. The jaw, ears, and legs are hardier and grow no silk. Clay always reheals so silk doesn't grow naturally where clay is injured. Only where clay is not present when a plume is born or via magical items making it as if it were so.

This silk grows along the ridge of the coadle's back all the way from the bottom of their crests to the tip of their tails. This thin line is very fine so the silk often does not grow as long as the rest. Never growing more than a few paws long.
- Silk Grows anywhere there is not clay or hard body parts. The jaw, ears, and legs are hardier and grow no silk. Clay always reheals so silk doesn't grow naturally where clay is injured. Only where clay is not present when a plume is born or via magical items making it as if it were so.

This is a hybrid of 2 styles of silk. Example (Full undersilk + Dragon Silk)
- Silk Grows anywhere there is not clay or hard body parts. The jaw, ears, and legs are hardier and grow no silk. Clay always reheals so silk doesn't grow naturally where clay is injured. Only where clay is not present when a plume is born or via magical items making it as if it were so.

Rare event silk that can be obtained which gives Coadles a full silk mane.
- Silk Grows anywhere there is not clay or hard body parts. The jaw, ears, and legs are hardier and grow no silk. Clay always reheals so silk doesn't grow naturally where clay is injured. Only where clay is not present when a plume is born or via magical items making it as if it were so.

Where glitter collects most densly at the ends of the silk. This is usually seen as a very prestigious trait to have for coadles to have. Seen as a mark of beauty!

Bio

This silk is a specialized silk that sometimes forms on a Coadle's hardbody underneath the clay. On their elbows, jaw and ankles. Puffs of silk on exposed hard body parts match the normal silk patterns and styles and grow at a much slower rate. This silk can be combined with other silk placements.

Note - This trait is so rare and unlikely to be allowed that it is a restricted trait. Sucats typically are never without shoulder feathers. Other types of feathers are extras but shoulder feathers are a must!

They are not capable of flight but they are very adorable!

Not suitable for flight, these are caused by feathers that swirl around each other over smaller wings and they are considerably softer and lighter than Tiny wings

Not Mandatory - Feather Buns are usually 3-4 crest like feathers on the sucat's rump above the tail.

Not Mandatory - Feelers are feathers that grow short (eye size) to as long as their ears and grow from the sucat's brow areas. 

Not Mandatory - These feathers tend to grow along a sucat's front arms on both sides and are usually not too long.

Not Mandatory - These feathers are usually a puff of feathers on a sucat's cheeks. These feathers are usually soft and fluffy