These are the patterns that are currently available for Glassgryphs. Patterns are arranged by Glassgryph species, and if a pattern is available on one species, it doesn't necessarily mean that it will be available on another species.

Basic Glassgryphs

Tiger Stripes Fur	Leopard Spots Fur
Barring Wings	Face Mask Feathers
Striping Feathers	Points Full-body
Peregrine Falcon Full-body (rare)	Paint Full-body
Stars Full-body (rare)	Spots-and-stripes Full-body (rare - $ only)
Hello, I am an unnamed pattern! Feathers	Vines Full-body
Tiger stripes (full body) Full-body (rare)	Feather spots Feathers
Spots-and-patches Full-body (three colors - rare)	Flames Full-body (three colors - rare)
Stockings Legs	Comet Full-body (rare)
Badger stripes Feathers and tail	Freckles Feathers and wings
Clouds Full-body	Bubble Points Full-body
Leg Stripes Legs	Candy Stripes Full-body

Northern Glassgryphs

Face Mask Feathers	Socks Full-body
Panda Full-body	Racing Stripes Feathers
Barring Wings	Spots-and-stripes Full-body (rare)
Spatter Full-body

Dragon Glassgryphs

Twin Stripes Full-body	War Paint Full-body
Armor Spots Armor	Spatter Fur and feathers

Freshwater Glassgryphs

Tiger Stripes Full-body	Points Full-body
Bubbles Fins

Most Glassgryphs share the same set of physical traits, there are some mutations that can cause different traits to appear. These are all of the special traits that have been discovered so far.

Basic Glassgryphs - common

Glowing Eyes A Glassgryph with this trait has shining, glowing eyes. Kind of creepy..	Foot Tufts Thick tufts of fur that grows around each of the legs - warm and toasty!
Feathered Tail A bird-like tail rather than the typical tufted one, allowing for greater maneuverability in flight.	Head Crest A fine feathered crest - very expressive!

Basic Glassgryphs - uncommon

Raptor Claws Rather vicious and menacing claws - watch out!	Head Mane A luxurious mane that grows around the head, with a very stylish cut.
Front Paws Front paws, rather than bird-like front claws.	Double Horns A pair of dangerous-looking horns.
Rear Hooves Rear hooves, rather than the usual paws.	Wing Spikes Sharp spikes sprouting from the wings.
Fancy Tail A regular Glassgryph tail with an extra long and silky tuft.	Head Wings An additional pair of teeny wings that sprout from the head.
Mystic Strands Two very long strands of hair, one growing from behind each 'ear.'	Feet Wings A pair of small wings, one on the back of each hind foot.

Basic Glassgryphs - rare

Dragon Wings A pair of very stylish dragon wings, rather than the usual feathered Glassgryph wings. Available for $ customs only!	Forehead Gem A single gem in the middle of the forehead. The color of the gem represents the innate magical ability that the Glassgryph has.
Flames Ouch, those are hot! Flames burning at the tips of the wing-feathers.	Seraphim A second, smaller pair of feathered wings. These tend to help in flight.
Unicorn Horn A single horn on the forehead. Does not grant the powers of Unicorn Glassgryphs.	Peacock Tail A very fancy feathered tail!

Northern Glassgryphs

Bone Crest A bony crest covering the face, made of material similar to the beak.	Feet Spikes Spikes protruding from the forefeet, with the points sharp to the touch.
Feathered Tail A bird-like tail rather than the typical tufted one, allowing for greater maneuverability in flight.

Dragon Glassgryphs

Feathered Tail A bird-like tail rather than the typical tufted one, allowing for greater maneuverability in flight.

Braids Long, braided strands of hair that grow from behind the ears and in the foot-tufts.

Freshwater Glassgryphs

Pointy Beak A very long and pointed beak, similar to a swordfish's.. beak? snout? mouth?

Taiga Glassgryphs

Crazy Eyes Taigas with this trait look a little.. unstable.

Hand-drawn Glassgryphs occasionally have special, unique traits. These traits will not appear on the regular Glassgryph templates unless the hand-drawn Glassgryphs breed!

Equine Tail A silky, horse-like tail.	Vestegial Wings Tiny wings, much too small to bear the Glassgryph in flight.
Elven Ears Pointy ears instead of the usual ear-feathers.	Quail Feather A big ol' feather, growing right out of the head.
Leonine Mane A lion-like mane covering the head and neck.

Accessories are items that can be equipped onto adult Glassgryphs, or added to customs. Most serve no purpose but to look pretty.

Regular Glassgryphs

Fancy Mask A fine mask crafted with leather, and accented with gems and dyed hair. Cannot be equipped by Glassgryphs with Head Mane.	Gloves Comfortable gloves. Cannot be equipped by Glassgryphs with Front Paws or Foot Tufts.
Bracelet Set A set of metal bracelets and rings, each set with a gemstone. Cannot be equipped by Glassgryphs with Front Paws or Foot Tufts.	Tail Cuff A simple metal or fabric cuff on the tail. Cannot be equipped by Glassgryphs with Feathered Tail, Fancy Tail, or Peacock Tail.
Cunning Hat A very cunning hat, hand-made from the finest yarn and bits. Cannot be equipped by Glassgryphs with Double Horns or Head Crest.	Feathered Cuffs A pair of metal cuffs for the rear legs, decorated by big floofy feathers and a little ribbon. Cannot be equipped by Glassgryphs with Foot Tufts.
Tail Spikes Closely-fitted cuffs for the tail, each topped with a sharp spike. Cannot be equipped by Glassgryphs with Feathered Tail, Fancy Tail, or Peacock Tail.	Feathered Spectacles A groovy pair of glasses that can have opaque or transparent lenses, framed by two fancy feathers.
Ribbons Pretty ribbons that are tied to the Glassgryph in various places.	Tie A very distinguished silk tie.

Northern Glassgryphs

Noble Headdress An elegant headdress accented with beads and feathers, with a large gem set into the front. Design and art by Shayrah

Taiga Glassgryphs

Feather Headband A cloth or leather headband accented with a feather.	Mytic Staff A gem-studded wooden staff, wrapped at the top with cloth and feathers (rare).
Feather Armband A cloth armband, with feathers attached.	Flower Wreath A wreath of pretty flowers.
Tail Cuff A metal tail cuff, decorated with tufts of hair or fur.