MFI Peruvian Monolith

Alpaca, Huacaya, Herdsire (Male) | Medium Fawn

Sire: MFI Peruvian Candy Man

Sire of Champions

MFI Peruvian Candy Man

HuacayaHerdsire (Male)Medium Fawn

AOA# 31415729DOB: 4/30/200816 yrs

If you want a male that can make a champion in any color then look no further...Candy Man "can!" Candy Man's offspring are winning championships in halter and fleece. He passes on his amazing uniformity and brightness, as well as a high frequency, high amplitude crimp to his offspring consistently. The density levels are ridiculous considering the low micron fleeces he is making and possesses himself. Honestly, any girl can be bred to Candy Man and it will be amazing regardless of color. I should mention that he is the sire of the 2014 Grey Male Futurity Champion, KVR's Peruvian True Eye Candy (aka Ike), now owned by Delphi Alpacas. Breed your best and watch Candy Man stand up to the test, or breed your girls that need some fixing and watch Candy Man give you what you are wishing.

More Details

 AOA# 31415729 Medium Fawn

Description

For anyone looking to add a versatile herdsire to their herd, please consider MFI Peruvian Monolith. This banner winning male has produced colors ranging from white to brown. During his showing career, Monolith displayed a bright fleece with excellent structure from skin to tip.Even after turning 8 years old, Monolith is still carrying an impressive amount of fiber within his very dense blanket. Monolith's pedigree is highlighted by his sire, MFI Peruvian Candy. If you were to research any of his siblings, you would come across full brother MFI Peruvian Mega Barre, who had an extremely successful show career. Monolith would make an excellent addition to any herdsire lineup. As his progeny have tended to be the color of the female he is bred to, he could be a very nice fit for a dark program looking to add a lighter colored male to further improve fleece traits.

Awards

First Place- 2014 PAOBA Breeder's Showcase

Color Champion- 2014 PAOBA Breeder's Showcase

Updated 11/22/2021