In January 2024, we began looking into purchasing two llamas to join our farm. After speaking with many breeders, we were pleased to welcome two female llamas to our herd in early September 2024. After seeing such a positive reaction from our alpacas toward the llamas, and enjoying their presence, we decided to look into acquiring more. 

In April 2025, another 3 llamas (one male and two females) joined the herd. This was the beginning of our llama breeding program, and we hope to start breeding late 2026/2027. 

In late 2026, we decided to give our beautiful llama boy, Kronk, time to grow out and develop without rushing into matings. We therefore purchased Llama Magic Pablo to be a stud male until Kronk was ready and to diversify the herd. 

Thank you to Kate from Colina Verde Llamas and Mel from Painted Pines Llamas for allowing these four beautiful girls and two handsome males to join our herd.  

We are registered members of the Llama Association of Australasia. 

Llamas are a domesticated species originating from South America and are from the camelid family. There are five camelids breeds: Alpacas, Camels, Llamas, Vicuñas and Guanacos. 

"The llama is an athletic animal, tall and sturdily built with an appearance of strength and nobility. It’s movements should be fluid and graceful, with both head and tail carried high. It’s disposition is calm and it’s nature curious.

It is a symetrical, well balanced animal with neck length being proportionate to both back and leg length. Generally, a llama reaches maturity at about three years of age. It should be capable of carrying a load over long distances and when true to type, will exhibit the characteristics listed in this standard." 

- Information from the Llama Association of Australasia Inc. website https://www.llama.asn.au/what_is_a_llama.html