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Rare Gem Alpacas

Breeding Harlequin, Appaloosa and Unique Colors!

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Journey by X Man Monet by X Man Newest Addition to the Rare Gem herd. Harlequin male, Camouflage! This is Camouflage! Young harlequin male available once he has confirmed breedings. Many appaloosas & harleys Hat Trick (Right) & Mr. Bigglesworth (Left) Click on “Products” for Beautiful Yarns! Meet the babies! Click on “Products” 1 of a Kind Hand Made Rugs Enchanted Hill Apple Dumpling Apple Dumpling & Iris (2021)
Darcy Phillips
Riverside County
Hemet, CA, 92543
707-295-8677
www.raregemalpacas.com
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