Bam Bam is the son of Peruvian Eponine a true black dam that places 2nd at the National AOBA show and his sire, Peruvian Nic Nac who was the Reserved Grand Champion at Nationals. Bam Bam has several 1st & 2nd including 1st place at 2004 AOBA Nationals! Bam Bam has many cria on the ground with a 75% success rate producing gray's from dams that are black, brown or gray in color. His black and gray cria are exhibiting fineness and crimp rarely found in these colors. His cria heads are quite nice along with their solid conformation and extensive coverage. Many of Bam Bam's cria not only inherit his physical attributes but also his calm demeanor.

Music's dam was an AOBA Nationals Blue Ribbon winner. Excellent TB bred to Legend's Peruvian Revelation of KPR, and due this month! If a deal isn't done by the cria's birth, we will have the option of keeping the cria and rebreeding Music for the new owner.

2013 Update: HIS CRIA CONTINUE TO WIN CHAMPIONSHIPS! A male offspring has won three Judge's Choice Awards this spring in three shows (including Level V!) Look at his offspring as you go thru the spring show circuits...including AOBA Nationals and Futurity! His grey offspring are spectacular enough for the Blue Ribbon at the prestigious AOBA Nationals and Futurity shows and have won multiple Color Champions again! Two grey offspring took BOTH COLOR AND RESERVE COLOR CHAMPION GREY FEMALES in a recent show! No other full Accoyos can boast this rare quality! Progeny Championships in white, fawn, brown, and greys! Sired by the now deceased El Nino (one of Accoyo Caligula's best offspring. El Nino was the 2004 AOBA Get of Sire, and was the 2005 Light Futurity Herdsire of the Year!). With El Nino's recent passing, Michelangelo has become one of his most prepotent progeny! To lose such a legendary macho in his prime makes the genetics of his top offspring even more critical to a well thought out serious breeding program. Michelangelo has that extremely dense fine high amplitude crimp, and an incredibly even "peach colored" fawn fleece. In late 2005 Dr. Norm Evans did a skin biopsy of this spectacular male, and he had a follicle density of an amazing 115 follicles/mm! (Post-calibration results were adjusted to 107 follicles/mm) His S/P ratio was an astounding 13.28/1! These are still unheard of statistics, and he PASSES THEM ON! Michelangelo will split time between Lakada Farm and Cameo Rose Alpacas, our new co-owner!