Alpacas are domesticated members of the camelid family and a cousin of the llama. The alpacas fiber come in a broad spectrum of 22 natural colors, more colors than other livestock. They grow to weigh about 150 pounds and can live to 20 years or more. A female alpaca bears only one offspring a year after an 11 to 12 month gestation period. The offspring are called cria; the cria weighs around 18 pounds at birth and start walking within the hour. The cria receives milk from their moms for six to eight months. A young female can breed around 15 months or at 110 pounds of weight. The alpacas are very hardy and adaptable to all climates and regions of the United States. Alpacas have proven to be amazingly resilient animals.

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