Originally Posted by
polyhymnia113
I have the she-creature fluke (and yes she did allow it as a custom order when I asked but it was a hefty extra charge) with a competitor in it. I wanted the flowy look but didn't want to sacrifice speed and strength so I had her just cut the competitor fin back a considerable amount to allow the tips to still be all flowy and it looks great in the water (there's a brief video on my FB 'mermaid caprica'). I dont have the floatiness problem at all but on land my tail weoghs roughly 36 pounds and lifting the huge fluke is a bit of a chore / rough on the ankles for sure, so that's something to consider. I have no trouble whatsoever with it in the water manuevering, but when I lost some weight and it got a tad big I did feel a bit of a drag in the water just from the giant fluke and the tail not being tight. Probably the biggest consideration of warning I'd give is that for this particular fluke if you plan to travel with it, it is quite a chore. The edges will only fold in so much and I had to get a suitcase that's essentially the size I could climb into.
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