- Lifespan 15-25 years
- Cousin to the llama
- Member of the camelid family
- Approximately 1 year gestation term
- Naturally hypo-allergenic
- Soft-footed - no hooves
- 150 pounds average weight
Alpaca
Llama
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What is an alpaca?
Alpaca Quick Facts
Mt. Tabor Alpaca Farm is located in Aurora, Indiana. We raise suri alpacas, and offer breeding and boarding services. We love visitors, and offer private and group tours.
An alpaca is a cousin to the llama., and valued for its luxurious fiber. Both are members of the camelid family. An alpaca's lifespan can range between 15-25 years. A Llama is larger than an alpaca, and most times will have banana-shaped years, which face towards each other. An alpaca's ears typically are straight and face-forward.
Phone: 513-200-4166
Email: jwilk9265@gmail.com
9265 Mt. Tabor Road
Aurora, IN 47001
Hours by appointment only