Translations:Codex: Laquines/11/en

Skin & Fur: A laquine’s entire body is covered in a layer of smooth, fine fur, except for the lips, nipples and sexual organs. This fur isn’t especially dense normally, as laquines evolved in warm environments, but does respond to cold conditions by growing denser and thicker in an effort to help preserve warmth. “Woolly laquines”, who naturally grow thicker and lusher fur, are known to exist. Laquine fur tends towards dark colorations - blacks, browns, reds, navy blue, etc - but is often offset by light or even bright colors (creams, oranges, tans, etc), and contrasting patterns are seen as attractive in many laquine sub-cultures. Hair is usually a noticeably contrasting color to fur.