I am trying to brainstorm ways to fill out a tail out in order to hide the leg structure underneath. I don't like to see the concave gap between legs, or knees/ankles/monofin in mermaid tails. I like it when the tail looks round and solid all the way to the fluke. Has anyone tried different materials to pad the inside of the tail in order to hide your legs underneath? I know neoprene is a bit thicker than a spandex or a lycra for the tail skin, but I can still see the leg structure underneath most neoprene tails. Silicone is better, and hides the gap between the legs but you can usually still see the ankle and monofin protrusions, and sometimes the knees. Maybe if a thick enough neoprene AND silicone are used, and maybe some smaller fins to hide ankle protrusions..? I just don't know enough yet to wrap my head around some ideas, and I didn't see any other threads already touching on the subject ^_^. I have to research monofins more, as well, but are there some monofins that have a much smaller profile on the heel than others?
To that extent, I would also like to find ways to extend my actual legs before applying the fluke, and would therefor need a solid something to fill the space after my feet and before the fluke, that won't drag me down and drown me.
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