/r/llama
Do you llove llamas? Of course you do!
This subreddit is for all things related to Lama glama, the South American camelid. Alpaca, vicuña, and guanaco-related posts are also welcome.
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Our resident gelding llama is turning 10 years old tomorrow and I wanted to make him a birthday cake. I’m thinking small compressed hay base with toppings to decorate. Open to suggestions if you have any!!
What treats do your llamas love that would make a good topping? Any ideas for an “icing”? Maybe pumpkin or sweet potato purée? What are some Llama safe fruit and veggies your babies like? I’m also thinking of adding his pellets as “sprinkles” on top.
Photo of the birthday boy to pay the llama tax! (His name is Boo because he was born on Halloween! 👻)
They’re fluffy, sweet, and surprisingly short. Llama lips are so silly.
Hi everyone, I just moved to a property and inherited the family of llamas that was living there.
I don’t know anything about llamas and I’m having a hard time acclimating to them, or the opposite. I start it off by cleaning out their home because it was covered in poop and plan on laying some bedding. I cleared out their pasture of some burrs as well. I plan to do a lot more to take care of their pasture as well as do some more work on their shed.
I have one male llama, two females and a baby. I am unable to get close to the two females or the baby. One of the llamas is also pregnant.
The previous owners had a dog that was living in the llama pen harmoniously. We have a dog and we tried introducing him to the llamas and it doesn’t seem to be working out very well so we put a pause on it
The male llama dominates the others. Interactions outside of his pen or normal, he lets me touch his face occasionally and sometimes when I feel he’s about to spit I tell him no and he doesn’t.
Inside his enclosure is another story. He often chases me away, the first time we had an up close interaction he spit in my face and today he knocked me from the back onto the ground while running lol.
I would like the llamas to like me. I have tried giving them apple peels and carrots but they don’t seem to want them.
Any advice would be appreciated. I’m not sure if the male llama is just rude or what is going on exactly. Thanks
It happened. Here’s Wendy & her hum. She’s 4 years old. I just love her so much.
Nadal and friends
My friend got this birthday card and we had an argument over whether this was a llama or an alpaca. What do you all think?
I’m looking for a nice Airbnb where I can interact and see the llamas or alpacas for my anniversary. Any recommendations is appreciated
My family has a llama and she's not mean or a bully but she wants absolutely nothing to do with anyone or anything. She is sometimes curious of hoomans but still keeps her distance.
I hardly know her
From @happylamasadlama_daily ❤️
We have a sub linked to this, r/lamainucoin
Here is the website for them: https://lamainucollectiva.com/
Hey y’all! New ModLlama here. I’ve been cleaning up all the Large Language Model spam and generally tuning up the subreddit. I changed the rules and whatnot, and I’ll be setting up some auto mod stuff as soon as the brain cycles present themselves.
Please report any non-llama content so I can shoo it away, and feel free to suggest any changes you’d like to see.
Thanks, everyone!
Fun, colourful design I created to celebrate these fun animals. Pattern available to download here https://trunkystitches.etsy.com/listing/1660399576
Llamas: A Fascinating History and Practical Uses in Andean Cultures
https://toutleworld.com/llamas-a-fascinating-history-and-practical-uses-in-andean-cultures/
Discover the incredible journey of llamas, the domesticated south american camelids. Learn about their origins from the Great Plains of North America, their migration to South America, and their significance as meat and pack animals in Andean cultures. Explore how llama populations became extinct in North America by the end of the last ice age, and marvel at the variations in their brown coloration depending on their habitat.