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Camelid Mating - Anatomy & Physiology (view source)
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<big><center>[[Reproductive_System#Camelids_.28LLamas_.26_Alpacas.29|'''BACK TO CAMELIDS''']]</center></big>
<big><center>[[Reproductive_System#Camelids_.28LLamas_.26_Alpacas.29|'''BACK TO CAMELIDS''']]</center></big>
= Male =
= Female =
In the UK, the aim is to mate females at around 1 year of age. As long as they are fully grown and well-nourished this results in acceptible levels of fertility and health in the mother and cria. Once calved, the female will become receptive to the male again in 2-3 weeks. The female should be able to conceive again if mated at this time.
In the UK, the aim is to mate females at around 1 year of age. As long as they are fully grown and well-nourished this results in acceptible levels of fertility and health in the mother and cria. Once calved, the female will become receptive to the male again in 2-3 weeks. The female should be able to conceive again if mated at this time.