Onyx has a great combination of dark colored genetics in his pedigree and a lot of those genetics are exceptional black Suri genetics. These are black Suri genetics not found in a lot of herds. If you breed for black, here is a chance to get a future black herdsire that can be bred to any of your black females and bring diversity to your herd. He is sired by Fresh Prince, the 2012 Nationals Black Color Champion. Fresh Prince was sired by the two time Nationals banner winner SBS Crown Prince. Crown Prince has 15 Get of Sire wins to his name and is a prepotent male that produces champions. Fresh Prince's dam was sired by the outstanding Cantano of Peru. Onyx's dam is RKR Hexagon. She was sired by Suri Peak's Coal Man and Coal Man is known for siring champions as he is a 5 time Get of Sire winner. Hexagon's dam Patagonia's Ain't Misbehavin was the 2006 Nationals Black Female Color Champion. So, Onyx was sired by a Black National Champion and produced by the daughter of a Black National Champion. Onyx definitely has champion black genetics! AND as stated earlier, they are unique. Onyx has great conformation and fits the Suri phenotype extremely well. In addition to that, Onyx has a wonderful fleece. It is fine, nicely locked, and lustrous. His sire Fresh Prince still had grade 1 fleece at the age of 3 years and that is phenomenal for a black Suri male. We believe that is a testament to the SBS Crown Prince genetics found in Fresh Prince because we have another light fawn Crown Prince son that still has grade 1 fleece at the age of 5! These are genetics that maintain fineness as the alpaca ages. Hexagon, his dam, has respectable fleece stats for a black female as she had an AFD of 26.4 at age 3 and an AFD of 27.4 at age 5. Sire and dam together should have produced in Onyx a cria that has a great fineness and good fleece stats overall. He has estimated EPDs and those can be seen by clicking on the link.

ANDACAL's Lucina, AKA Lucie, is a combination of fine micron genetics on the bottom of her pedigree put with a bit coarser uniform genetics on the top. Her dam Lianka's genetics start with the grandfathers Sedoso and Huacho. Huacho was bred to a female that was 15 micron at age 3 and that pairing lead to Lianka's dam Lilliann who has a histogram with a 17.4 AFD and a SD of 3.7. All of that is proof that Lianka's great EPDs are no fluke as she is top 2% for AFD, SF, and %>30 in 2017. Lianka is also ranked top 10.43% for SDAFD that same year and top 7.55% for MSL. So, Lucie's dam brings the great fineness to the mix while her sire BRKRD Jaguar's Prince was chosen because his sire USA Peruvian Jaguar is top 1% EPD ranked for FW and because Prince's skin biopsy showed good uniformity as he has only a 6.8 micron spread between the secondary AFD and primary AFD. Although uniformity wasn't a huge weakness in Lianka's EPDs, it was the lowest ranking of those top 4 EPDs and we hoped to improve on it. We feel we have done a good job in regards to Lucie's fleece as it is fine, uniform, densely locked, and lustrous. Lucie has estimated EPDs based upon her genetics and can be seen by clicking on the EPDs link. The genetics found in Lucie's pedigree by pairing Lianka and Jaguar's Prince together is outstanding. There are both outstanding females and males found in that pedigree. The list of herdsires is remarkable and it includes Sedoso, Huacho, Jackpot, Kalvin, MacGyver, Chief Qualchan, Saladin, Psylent Knight, and Fruzane Noir. Besides a good looking fleece, those genetics have lead to a female with a wonderful conformation and great fleece coverage including a very nice Suri head style. There is one unique thing about Lucie and that is there is some grey in her fleece including a very large patch of it in her blanket in the left shoulder area.