Very high luster suri male also high on uniformity and density. Medium stature, he leads well once he gets over being caught! Correct and square. He is currently in a pasture with two other alpacas and 2 llammas as well as some sheep and he is a PEACEKEEPER in that area. Found this out when his arrival buddy Apollo sneaked in and went after Macho and Vortex broke it up quickly so no one got hurt. American Alpacas has him listed as a stud with a fee of $1000 - however, he lives here, so a prospective client could contact me or Gary - whoever you would care to work with. While he has the best LUSTER of all the black suris - he is 3/4 Bolivian and since we now have sfive full Bolivians and a mandate to produce some full seedstock for new farms, we will not be using him so much. Consequently he is available for YOUR farm at an reasonable price or you can lease him for a season at about the cost of a single breeding. EXTRA Vortex's home farm is having some $ problems - SOOO- we will donate the breed fees of this fine male or any OTHER suri stud on our farm to Alpaca Galaxy - I talked to Matt Petty and he may serve as intermediary if that would be more comfortable for you - besides, we came up with this idea in a brainstorm session with Matt at the Fair.

Produced a brown female May 2009 - excellent first time dam, plenty of milk and mothering. Cria Pepsi sold to new farm in IN in late October. OK - someone is looking at her - now up to 25 recent visits, mot me - someone is going to snap up this gem and maybe her compatible male, Mr Optimistic. If you want to haggle on the price or choose a compatible female companion for her or snap up the perfect mate, give us a call or send email to start a conversation! UPDATE: Peppery had her Vortex cria - a back female - bouncy and beautiful. She will be rebred soon to a Chiiean or a Peruvian - if you get dibs in soon, you can choose. She will sell rebred and with her female cria - else, you can take her and the cria home and bring back the weaned cria for a $500 credit on another camelid from here. Peppery is small and may qualify as a mini.She is easy to be around with other alpacas and people. She is not registered as the people that had her did not do the paperwork; consequentially, she is a fiber or companion animal, should someone just need her as such. She would be an ideal alpaca for someone just starting out who wanted to test their acumen before spending a fortune on alpacas. I keep checking ARI on her parents to see if/when we can register her. Yes, it does happen - I was able to do a six year old last summer - did not get the special rate, but next time will know better.