Traits

Single Tone water is when water is made of hues and shades of a single color. This is a water coloration trait and is not stackable. Always in a gradient unless you apply Split or Marbled Water.

Dual Tone water is when water is made of two distinct colors. This is a water coloration trait and is not stackable. Always in a gradient unless you apply Split or Marbled Water.

Dark water is when water is black or close to black. This trait is common for Cuisine and Oil Bayfoxes. This trait is stackable with other water coloration traits.

Light water is when water is white or close to white. This trait is common for Cuisine and Oil Bayfoxes. This trait is stackable with other water coloration traits.

Multitone water is when water is made of three or more distinct colors that do NOT follow rainbow order. This is a water coloration trait and not stackable. Always in a gradient unless you apply Split or Marbled Water.

Rainbow water is when water is made of four (Red-Yellow-Green-Blue) or more colors arranged in rainbow order (ROYGBIVP/Red-Orange-Yellow-Green-Blue-Indigo-Violet-Pink). This is a water coloration trait and is not stackable. Always in a gradient unless you apply Split or Marbled Water.

Contrast water is when two different sections of water on a bay's body are two different colors or patterns. This is a water pattern trait and is stackable with any other water pattern and coloration trait.

Repeating water is when two hues or colors alternate in a bay's water. Always in a gradient unless you apply Split or Marbled Water. This is a water pattern trait and is stackable with any other water pattern and coloration trait.

Split water is when a bay's water colors are split between clean lines with no gradient. Split water cannot form shapes or streaks (otherwise that would qualify as Spots in Water or Marbled Water) and must be consistent through the bay's body. This is a water pattern trait and is stackable with any other water pattern and coloration trait.

Marbled Water is when water colors form CLEAN (flat, not textured) streaks or a spiral shape in sections of water akin to marbled bread. Marbled Water cannot form shapes (otherwise that would qualify as Spots in Water). This is a water pattern trait and is stackable with any other water pattern and coloration trait.

Food-Based Water applies to foods such as ice cream or heavy cream, and is softer than Slushie-Based Water. This trait WILL take up one of the two free cuisine traits granted by a Full Course Meal or Cake Mix.

Drink-Based Water has a soft, but slightly choppy gradient. This trait WILL take up one of the two free cuisine traits granted by a Full Course Meal or Cake Mix.

Soup/Sauce-Based Water is a bit choppier and thicker than Drink-Based Water. This trait WILL take up one of the two free cuisine traits granted by a Full Course Meal or Cake Mix.

Spots in Water is when you have distinct shapes in your Bay's water that aren't trinkets or sea creatures! This can include "bones in water," when the Bay's skeleton is visible in their water. This trait is Common for Cuisine and Oil bayfoxes.

Jello-Based Water has a distinct shine on the surface and faint, barely noticable ripples! This trait WILL take up one of the two free cuisine traits granted by a Full Course Meal or Cake Mix.

Slushie-Based Water has a crystalline texture with sharp edges and sparkles throughout it. This trait WILL take up one of the two free cuisine traits granted by a Full Course Meal or Cake Mix.

Allows the water of a Bayfox to freely change color!
Color changing water defaults to monochrome or dual tone, without light or dark water. Their water color can change to different rarities by unlocking water rarities individually with their respective scales.

The following can be added to a bay's water:

• Dark Water
• Light Water
• Rainbow Water
• Repeating Water
• Split Water
• Marbled Water
• Contrast Water

Note: Using this trait does not allow a bay to have another form with different traits. You require the Alternate Form trait for that. If an alternate form has color changing water or fur, each form must have the trait applied.

Cost: One potion per form with color changing water.
Frequency: Once per form.

Multicolored ripples is when the ripples overlaying your bay's water are made up of more than one color or when the color is drastically different from your bays water color.

Spots in Oil is when you have distinct shapes in your Oil Bay's oil that aren't trinkets or sea creatures! This can include "bones in water," when the Bay's skeleton is visible in their water.

Single Tone Oil is when oil is made of hues and shades of a single color. This is an oil coloration trait and is not stackable. Always in a choppy gradient unless you apply Split Oil.