Just as I was thinking about roos...

Otters too, though I'm more badgery these days.

And dragons, I presume.

Squeak

Twenty minutes after you post your musings about roo tails, xids posts an awesome roo tf that shows off said tail... what are the odds?

Artistic Ruuuuuse

Tails are awesome. Thick snuggly fur.

I do love those big, thick tails.

Small prices to pay for such a benefit!

Made me smile…

Vix

You just need to have a FLUFFY tail like us squirrels to avoid the cold problem. Blanket and pillow in one.

And 30 minutes with towels and hair dryer after a shower.

Well, it also serves as a natural umbrella. A few flicks back and forth and most of the water is shaken off. No need for that long with a towel or fur dryer.

This.

I live in the PNW and squirrel tails are really creepy that way. Squirrel out in a drenchpour goes *FLICK* with tail and suddenly the soggy is fluffy again for a few seconds until the rain soaks it once more.

Oh how I wish I had a tail, the possibilities that it would open up out way the extra upkeep that would come with it. From everyday life to sports to hang out to the bedroom (if you know what I mean). Yep I want a tail.

what if you roll over on it and it gets stuck to your privates during a wet dream..... ?

Something else to ponder. :D

Because all furres would probably sleep nude anyway. Ive not seen much art to counter that. :D

with a tail that thick you'd have to roll over via your tummy, anyway.

ooh, the possibilities. :D

I assume the tail would have fur. That would help with the cold, anyway. Not so much the maintenance though :p

Leaf tail 💚 Easy peasey

So why haven't you held a Roo night? turn every one of your viewers into a roo?

I have done lots and lots of roo TF pics of the viewers. But maybe one night when I'm feeling burned out and want to do a freebie stream I could do quickie doodles of troonsformation.

I too would love a tail, though I'm always arguing over which, a fox tail or a crocodile tail.

The Foxodile tail is an option. Lightly furred on too, scutes on underside with white tuft on end.

Well, I've had a few tails over the years, and they've all had their unique quirks. Fox and skunk tails, for example, definitely didn't have problems with being cold, but they also had a thin core with a lot of hair. Dragon tail has less upkeep, being covered in scales, and having fire magic woven into your being means you never really get cold when you can just consciously raise your internal temperature. And a yinglet tail is pretty new for me, but shower space is no longer a problem. Heck, I can finally lay in a bathtub and not have my knees sticking out! Feels like one of those big fancy resort spa tubs! (As for hoofbun, it's not the tail that thumps. It has its own fun, but it's not really part of the discussion.)