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Adult alpacas stand about 32-39 inches (81-99 cm) at the shoulder and weigh roughly 106-190 lb (48-86 kg).
Alpacas are much smaller than llamas. A typical adult is about 3 feet tall at the withers (shoulder) and around 4.5-5 feet to the top of the head. Most adults weigh between 120 and 180 lb.
Crias weigh 15-19 lb (7-9 kg) at birth and reach roughly 60% of adult weight by a year old. Females are usually bred once they are about 18 months old and at least about 90-100 lb.
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