Traits

A fluffy ear whose fur has overgrown enough to hang over the inner fluff, overtaking it partially.

An unusual ear type where the inner fluff grows up and out in a flare, as though the ears have gotten extentions.

An unusual ear style where the tips have exploded into separate tufts.

An uncommon addition to the tips of a sleek ear in the form of thin elongated tufts. 

Two horns sprouding from the temples, curving outward and upward. They seem to resemble bull horns.

Horns that sprout from the temples, and follow the curvature of the head upwards, curling out slightly at the tips.

Horns that sprout from the temples, curving forward along the brow line, jutting up proudly. 

A single horn or pair of horns that look like they've slid down the back of the babs head! These horns sprout from the upper back portion of the skull, often hidden from view when a bab's ears are relaxed.

A single horn, but not in the usual placement. Off kilter horns sit on one side of the head,  as though missing its pair.

A pair of horns that, instead of standing up, curl down into themselves, forming small, sheepish curls.

Horns that decided to curl in a peculiar direction, affectionally called "Little Rolls" by some hungry crederian i'm sure.  They almost fold onto themselves, deciding to curl back towards their ears in a gentle swoop.

Horns that sprout from the temples, curling into a familiar sheepy shape. These horns curl inward, then outward, with pleasant cuves accentuating your babs face.

Horns that sprout from the back base of the ear, forward towards the cheeks, giving the illusion of ram horns. The horns stay moderate in size, and can curl inward or outward.

Horns that sprout from the temples, curving  backward and downward, in a defensive shape. 

A pair of cylindrical horns that grow upwards, ending in a ball shape, reminiscent of a giraffe's horns.

A pair of horns that are thicker at the base, growing thinner at the mid point. They're said to resemble little bottles.

A pair of horns that curve pleasantly as they grow tall, with a single large prong branching off the base horn. A smaller nub can also accompany the larger branch.

A pair of horns that grow up, and curve back towards the ears, thicker at the tips, they come with a shorter prong at the front. A gentle horn style.

A pair of two pronged horns where one side is longer than the other. Ending in bulbs, these horns give a softer appearance to their bearer.

Two pronged horns that grow in a 'V' formation, ending in sharp points.