Traits

A short and perky tail that curls up and backwards towards the kanti's back. Covered in soft fur, this is a rather popular style among the younger crowds.

A strong and somewhat narrow tail that stands on end like a rudder. Usually sleek on top and fluffy along the underside.

A friendly sort of tail with a gentle sway that is often perked up at attention. 

A short, but heavy tail that droops the further it extends, ending in a dense ball of fur that dangles.

A tail composed of dense fur or hair that tends to stick straight up and out resembling a bulb or broom. Usually flat at the end.

A short tail made of hair that stylishly flares out. 

An elegantly sleek tail with fur tufts protruding along it, ending in beautiful unicorn fashion.

An elegantly sleek tail with two hair adornments on either side framing the tail like a pair of coattails.

An elegantly sleek tail that begins growing dangling fur or hair along the mid point, earning it a sort of duster broom appearance.

A short tail that is velvety at the base, gaining a mock unicorn tail at its end. This tail can be dense or thin, and is unusual for kantis that regularly appear with classically long unicorn tails.

A thick and flexible tail begins with a velvety texture and is immediately covered in fur that grows longer the further down it goes. This is a messy and choppy style of tail that gives the kanti a ferocious appearance.

A long and sturdy tail that is the upgraded form of the "peak" tail. Gaining a density and length it previously did not have. This tail becomes rather fluffy along the underside and fans out wider at the ends.

A sizable tail covered in choppy fur that is unusual for the equine/cervine like kantis. Lightly capable of wagging.

A gently flexible tail covered in a dense fur. 

A thick tail composed of dense fur that can playfully sway back and forth.

Closely resembling that of other cunning creatures, a sly tail brings a bit of mystery to a kanti's appearance.

A mid length tail covered in fur that dramatically hands limply. The kanti cannot perk this tail up but it does charmingly swing back and forth when they're excited.

A sturdy tail that is often useful in balancing, covered in a dense and rounded fur.

A tail that is thicker at the end than at the base, a club tail is the perfect tail to use defensively or as a bludgeoning weapon.

An unusual style of tail that is incapable of staying straight, curling into a gentle, single loose or tight swirl.