Traits

Two thick, squat horns that end in a jagged shape at the tips. Although it looks like a notch may have been taken out of them, these horns naturally grow into this shape.

A pair of bulbous horns that gained the nickname "turnips" due to the unusual prongs that sprout from the tops. 

Two sizable horns that begin to wobble early into their growth stages, ending in an unusual shape once the bab reaches adulthood. 

A pair of horns that grow upwards and forwards, gaining a gentle sway as it grows. These horns bring to mind the hooded cap of a jester at times.

Two solid, upward facing horns that split along their growth, ending in two pincer like points.

A gently curving pair of horns that, somewhere along their base, gain a smaller prong that grows against the natural shape.

Sometimes a babs natural horns gain an unusual defect where the ends of them split and grow apart. Often seen as a blemish to a perectly servicable pair of horns, they've gained a rather mean-spirited nickname.

A pair of horns that grow from the cheek line, growing upward and curling back towards the ears. These horns frame the face delicately, and give the bearer a more whimsical appearance.

A pair of peculiar horns that are thinner at the base, curving forward and ending in a bulb, giving the feeling of buggy antennas.

A tail made predominantly of silky hair with a short bone that allows it to perk up.

A Tail made predominantly of silky hair that hangs just to the floor. These tails can be styled, braided, or curled easily.

A wild looking tail made predominantly of silky hair that naturally spikes out and stands on end. A heavily layered appearance gives this bab a sharp look.

A short thin tail that ends in a small puff of fur. 

A short, dense tail with a shock of hair at the end that is reminiscent of a donkey's tail.

A moderately tall tail that stands stiffly, fur flaring out from the base giving a concave shape along the underside.

A moderately sized tail with dense fur that stays short, often tipped in a separate color.

The thicker, heavier version of the cunning tail, often ridged with longer fur, and very dense.

A thick tail that thins at the tip. Furry, fluffy, and messy in a wild way.

A sweetly curled tail that resembles a cinnamon roll.

A moderately sized tail with fur that sticks in all directions, messy and unkempt in appearance.