Traits

The conduit consumes the legs until the mid thigh/bicep and ends in a jagged shape. Elegant in appearance.

The conduit is composed of 4 or more rings above the hoof.

The conduit is contorted and shaped in a swirl. The shapes do not all need to be connected, but the swirl must be a component.

The conduit consists of upwards of 4 diamond shapes connected to the hoof.

The conduit extends along the leg in a flurry of jagged shapes, a mockery of flame.

Along with the standard hoof, several stripes appear along the arms and legs. Composed usually of 2 - 6 stripes.

This conduit is mismatched, tall on both ends but with the back legs extending further. Bands of conduits extend and climb higher on the hind legs. 

The conduit extends from the center point, wisping up in an organic shape that ends in a point. This conduit can coil around the leg but should retain the shape pictured.

Conduits are commonly found on the center of the back of the neck, from straight lines to wavy, abstract shapes. They start at the back of the head and can trail down to mid back.

Hollow lined conduits consist of two thin lines that frame where the mane would fall. They are able to connect either at the top or bottom and can have a few simple sharp points to create interesting shapes. 

A shaped conduit consists of very simple rounded shapes with few points. Often falling along the seam of the back.

Double shaped conduits are just that, two simple shapes that mirror each other on the neck or shoulder blades of the kanti. 

Some conduits come in the shape of simple crests, displaying proudly on the back of the neck. Usually consisting of broad simple shapes that wrap around the shoulder blades.

A conduit consisting of 1 - 2 lines that fall in unusual shapes or placement. From asymmetrical layering to multiple points too complex to fall into the common category.

Beaded Conduits consist of two straight or wavy lines that are interrupted by simple "beads" or shapes in even portions, giving the illusion of "stitching" or beadwork.

A slashed conduit consists of 3 slashing shapes that resemble stripes.

Chevrons consist of two symmetrical shapes with a dip in the denter placed atop one another. These chevrons may be embelleshed with a small rounded diamond at the base of the shape, or above in the center.

A conduit in the shape of an "X".

A conduit consisting of a solid band that wraps fully around the neck.

A conduit in the unusual shape of a triangle. Such clean edges are an odd sight but have been showing up more and more as time goes on. Perhaps the result of fastidious augmenting.