Traits

4 little bean fingers

A cute paw similar to cats and dogs.

Tiny sharp claws

Complex wings give you permission to design the wings how you like. They can look like feather, bat, dragon wings ect.

Phosray wings will still be resembling ray fins and attach to the body, only the shape of the wings is changed.

A standard arrangement of Flagella placement. These flagella sprout from a Phosray’s back, under their mane.

Flagella that sprout from under a Phosray’s lobes.

Standard ray wings. The ray wing are typically flat and thin. They're flexible, allowing for a degree of movement and control, aiding in the Phosray's navigation through water.

Similar to standard ray wings, they still have a thin look but some part or all part of the wings have fur on them.

Flagella that sprout from a Phosray’s chest, under their mane.

The fins can resemble various shapes of those found on aquatic creatures. However, they cannot be positioned on a Phosray's wings. The fins also mustn't be too large, to avoid confusing them with wings.

The Phosray's mane will be substituted with a single flower. The flower must be positioned upright, with the Phosray's head situated in the center of the blossom. This can be any kind of flower.

Coral growth on the surface of a Phosray's body. These corals can vary in appearance and species. Constellation fish will form schools around the Phosray and follow them.