The results came back from the skin biopsy which are very favourable: Below is a write up from Jim Watts, MV. Sc, Ph.D: He is a rather special male!!! Jim Watts analysis: The 14 month old alpaca, FDA Rembrandt, has high levels of fiber density and fiber length. The density reading of 67.7 follicles per square millimeter will be lower when the animal reaches mature body size, but not sufficient to alter the fact that it is a high density animal. This view is supported by the high level of secondary follicle development that has occurred - a secondary follicle to primary follicle ratio of 13.5 to 1 is exceptional for an alpaca. The primary fibers and secondary fibers are fine in diameter (means of 24.5 microns and 17.6 microns respectively) and very uniform in diameter (standard deviations of fiber diameter of 2.9 microns respectively). Note the low level of medullation (13%) in the secondary fiber population - a feature that is sought and only accompanies alpacas with a very fine and uniform fleeces. The fibers are growing in length at the fast rate of 0.55 millimeters per day.

UPDATE: Bred to Red Granite’s Pascal for a July 2025 cria. Ambrosia's dam, Amber Rose, is a 5 time color champion including at the 2006 AOBA National show. Ambrosia's sire, Jeremiah's Peruvian Jumanji, has so many show awards it's simply not possible to list them all here. A few of them are: Dark Herdsire of the year, Reserve Light Herdsire of the year, Medium Breeder Herdsire of the year and Get of Sire. All of these awards are just from the 2016 Futurity Show. Ambrosia is a maternal half sister to Avalon's Jacob Black, one of the most decorated and superior producing black males in the US. Both Jumanji and Jacob Black are fully restricted and unavailable for outside breedings. While Ambrosia is white, with the color in her pedigree she should surely produce color.