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Reproduction
Females are induced ovulators;[6] the act of mating and the presence of semen causes them to ovulate. Females usually conceive after just one breeding, but occasionally do have troubles conceiving. Artificial insemination is technically difficult, but it can be accomplished. Alpacas conceived from artificial insemination are not registerable with the Alpaca Registry.[7]

A male is usually ready to mate for the first time between two and three years of age. A female alpaca may fully mature (physically and mentally) between 10 and 24 months. It is not advisable to allow a young female to be bred until she is mature, and has reached two-thirds of her mature weight. Over-breeding a young female before conception is possible is a common cause of uterine infections. As the age of maturation varies greatly between individuals, it is usually recommended that novice breeders wait until females are 18 months of age or older before initiating breeding.[8]

The gestation period is, on average, 11.5 months, and usually results in a single offspring, or cria. Twins are rare, occurring about once per 1000 deliveries.[9] Cria are generally between 15 and 19 pounds, and are standing 30 to 90 minutes after birth.[10] After a female gives birth, she is generally receptive to breeding again after about two weeks. Crias may be weaned through human intervention at about six months old and 60 pounds, but many breeders prefer to allow the female to decide when to wean her offspring; they can be weaned earlier or later depending on their size and emotional maturity.

Alpacas can live for up to 20 years.

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Reproduction
Females are induced Ovulators; [6] The Act of mating and The Presence of Semen causes them to ovulate. Females usually conceive after just one breeding, but occasionally do have troubles conceiving. Artificial insemination is technically difficult, but it can be accomplished. Alpacas are conceived from artificial insemination Not registerable with The Alpaca Registry. [7] A male is usually ready to Mate for The First time between Two and Three years of Age. A female alpaca may fully mature (physically and mentally) between 10 and 24 months. It is not advisable to allow a young female to be bred until she is mature, and has reached two-thirds of her mature weight. Over-breeding a young female before conception is possible is a common cause of uterine infections. As The Age of maturation varies greatly between Individuals, it is usually Recommended that Novice Breeders Wait until females are 18 months of Age or older Before initiating Breeding. [8] The gestation period is, on Average, 11.5 months, and usually results in a. single offspring, or cria. Twins are rare, occurring about once per 1000 deliveries. [9] Cria are generally between 15 and 19 pounds, and are standing 30 to 90 minutes after birth. [10] After a female gives birth, she is generally receptive to breeding again after. about two weeks. Crias may be weaned through human intervention at about six months old and 60 pounds, but many breeders prefer to allow the female to decide when to wean her offspring; Can they be weaned Earlier or later depending on their size and emotional Maturity. Alpacas Can Live for up to 20 years.

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Reproduction
Females are induced ovulators; [] the 6 act of mating and the presence of semen causes them to ovulate. Females. Usually conceive after just, one breeding but occasionally do have troubles conceiving. Artificial insemination is technically. Difficult but it, can be accomplished. Alpacas conceived from artificial insemination are not registerable with the Alpaca. Registry. [7]

.A male is usually ready to mate for the first time between two and three years of age. A female alpaca may fully mature. (physically and mentally) between 10 and 24 months. It is not advisable to allow a young female to be bred until she is. Mature and has, reached two-thirds of her mature weight. Over-breeding a young female before conception is possible is a. Common cause of uterine infections.As the age of maturation varies greatly between individuals it is, usually recommended that novice breeders wait until. Females are 18 months of age or older before initiating breeding. [8]

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Alpacas can live for up to 20 years.