There's something for everyone in the world of llamas. Llamas are fairly easy to maintain. They need at least a three-sided structure providing shelter from wind, rain, snow and hot sun. Other needs include fresh water, safe fencing and pasture, or at least adequate room to exercise and grass hay. Check with breeders in your area for the best choices.
Some breeders also feed grain in the winter or to growing or lactating llamas.
Pellets expand and can cause them to choke and die. A free-choice supplement formulated specifically for llamas is the best choice. Be sure to find out what the levels of selenium and other minerals are in your area before ordering. It is important to consider the complete diet you will feed when deciding how much or which minerals your llamas need. It is best to have the four canine teeth on males blunted once they emerge so they don't harm each other while wrestling and playing.