Traits

Long, thin antenna with a bulb at the end. These bulbs can glow in the dark. The bioluminescence can be controlled by the goom.

Nibs but with soft, comb-like hairs. These are purely for looks; however, they can be as great tickle weapons. 

String of soft leafy antenna, they can be as long, if not longer, than the length of the goom.

Complex symbols, asterisks. crescent moons and any original shape that does not have a name falls under rare.

Goo color schemes that contain four or more varying colors, shades, and tints in a gradient fashion.

Goo patterns that contain four or more different solid colors

Goo that glows in the dark. The glow is brighter when the Goom is well-fed and has had plenty of sunlight the previous day.

On the opposite end of bioluminescent instead of glowing at night this goo type sparkles and shines in the light!

Goom who habitually consume things they shouldn't tend to fuse their way into the goo membranes. These goo contaminants range from rocks to confetti, mystery candy, and other small items.

Armor plates that can cover portions of the body and tail. Plates can be any shape, size, or number.

12-15; The most membrane sacks ever counted on a Goom was fifteen.

1-2; Gooms with fewer sacks often have issues with producing more goo than they can store and thus are seen drooling and spewing out goo more frequently

A single horn protrusion on the skull of a goom. This horn can have additional protrusions coming off it and can be curved, sharp, or twisted.

from lil sharp points or full-on pinchy pokers, these gooms have insect-like mandibles protruding from the sides of their mouths.

Goom tails that are doubled to quadrupled the normal size!