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Alpaca Prices
Alpaca prices are indeed high as a result of import/export conservation practices and slow reproduction of babies.
These animals cost rather much and the situation is unlikely to change, because the population of camelids is very scarce in the USA; the import from South America is limited, the natural reproductive rate of these animals is very slow, and the artificial insemination is difficult.
Alpaca prices are indeed high as a result of import/export conservation practices and slow reproduction of babies.
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Alpaca Prices -
conservation, babies
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The herd sire may cost up to $90,000, and adult females reach $30,000. Pet quality animals range from $2000 to $5000, but they cannot be used for breeding. But these animals are very undemanding in keeping and will bring 2-4 kg of pure fiber each year. Alpaca prices are indeed high as a result of import/export conservation practices and slow reproduction of babies.
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