Taking your Baby Monkey Home

In this video we cover the basic things you need to know about caring for your baby monkey after you take it home.
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[@MissKK660]

How do you keep it warm? Well you never ever put your perfect baby down!! Lol. I'd absolutely love one

[@debragonzales7072]

I love animals. They take a lot of care. You must be dedicated.

[@thekatt...]

How can you live with yourself ? This whole video should be titled "how to force a primate to live when it would rather die" . the only thing those "babies" need and want is their mothers.

[@gregnabors1777]

I called and wanted information on purchasing a monkey. Nancy said she would call me. Still waiting for that phone call. Very strange

[@kerana0208]

Hiya do you know anywhere we could buy the correct diapers and formula I researched that baby formula is too high in iron and we have done a lot of research and we want to make sure we have got everything and know where to get everything before we get ours we have been looking for a while and scammed in the process so if you know any U.K. breeders that would help we have found a few sites but we don’t know if they are legitimate

[@21Avia]

When they panned to the bird cage and was like talking about safety I'm like "are you crazy?"

[@drhandle]

To keep a baby marmoset secure and warm and properly fed, wouldn't it be better to leave him with his mum?

[@MrBamafan2570]

You do realize this baby monkeys mom was a pet dumbass

[@GozerTheGozerian]

Allison Jenkins tell us, how do the breeders have all these babies if the moms are dead? Your post is ridiculous and 100% bullshit because you want to make yourself feel better about stealing a baby monkey by convincing yourself the mother is dead and that you're "rescuing" the baby. Sorry, that's bullshit.The mothers live their entire lives in cages and pump out new babies every gestation cycle so the breeders can sell them. That is *fact.* It really does not take much to do basic research about the baby monkey "pet" trade and learn what happens...you should do your research before posting BS.

[@budderkupp1282]

Cindy Blevins Breeding moms actually become quite used to relinquishing their babies..to the point where they willingly hand them over.

[@budderkupp1282]

Allison Jenkins These monkeys are bred, born and raised in captivity. I guarantee they do not kill their breeding moms.

[@chrishazzoo]

Are you attempting to suggest that eventually they don't care any longer, or, are you subtly suggesting that the breeding female has developed a serious mental illness due to having her babies stolen from her over and over? She has a bad case of learned helplessness and is probably pretty neurotic. So, if you are suggesting the mothers don't want their babies, you are wrong.

[@becpurcell6773]

What happens to the natural mothers of these baby monkeys after their babies are taken from them?

[@garystevens1044]

They get used for science research

[@gabrielmagana9528]

Where can I get a monkey tike it and how much it will cost?

[@katielyb]

Heating pads can be dangerous. Especially with infant monkeys as they can chew through it when they get teeth but also because they should never be used without constant supervision. I'm pretty sure that's on the warning label. Any time you use one. It's recommend that you use a hot water bottle. Yes, they cool down but I doubt before the marmoset would need another feeding. I'm surprised that you, someone portraying a professional when clearly there's a few things you don't know. I recommend you update this video immediately.

[@mistymitchell7280]

You do know not all heating pads are electric right? Like they don’t plug in to the wall to work.. kind of like hand warmers. Not to mention they actually make them for animals and are just as safe as water bottles

[@CaneFu]

I am sure that woman wouldn't want to spend her life in a cage.

[@sherilewis9949]

Especially a tiny ass bird cage

[@kaylenehatton9881]

Do you all have some baby monkey to yes to a place in a home loving home or to sell could you let me know thank you I've been scam so many times lost money and I just can't I'm real sick of cancer I can't afford to lose any more money thank you

[@tayshaanderson1172]

What if you have work how long can you leave them for? And can you leave them for longer if they have a friend to play with it another monkey the same type and you got them the same time can you leave them together alone to play xx

[@ariell6489]

Tiny thing is terrified this woman is a sadist but I like that 😃

[@dpellek74]

Do u guys sell rhesus macaques?

[@HappyQuailsFarm]

Heating lights are extremely dangerous, they are a fire hazard and should never be left on unattended or constantly unless they are so cool you can touch it steadily with your fingertips without burning you. Some bulb heaters are completely unsuitable and can actually cause extreme fluctuations in temperature resulting in chills.

[@jscjrmom1075]

Can someone come meet u and the babies you have for sale? How much is a baby marmoset?

[@tallengore]

You said don't leave them near a draft but you cage is next to an open window

[@GlamourLifeFox]

Where the hell are the activists who can shut breeders like this down if they really tried... this is sickening. That baby and so many others will be treated like dolls, then neglected when they become too much to handle

[@pattisaltsman133]

what is the price and where are you from and do you ship the monkeys or what,

[@caroledwards5551]

Where do I get a monkey a legit monkey that is not a scam I've tried to buy one and they scammed me and I don't want to do that anymore so maybe you guys will have some idea of where I can get my monkey whether it's a marmoset or a long time

[@cltnrd2013]

Thank you this helped a lot 😀😀😀🙂🙂🙂

[@susanda9469]

When the cute baby monkeys grow up into powerful, dangerous, sharp fanged, aggressive, unhousetrained adult monkeys, and the owner doesn't want them any more... do you take them back then? If not, what happens to the monkeys?

[@dino_the_stoner4206]

lmao!!!!!!! this comment made my day. thanks for the laugh!!!! youre afraid of a 4 inch monkey that likes apple slices and cuddles. lmao get off the internet

[@dino_the_stoner4206]

lmao!!!!!!! this comment made my day. thanks for the laugh!!!! youre afraid of a 4 inch monkey that likes apple slices and cuddles. lmao get off the internet

[@dino_the_stoner4206]

lmao!!!!!!! this comment made my day. thanks for the laugh!!!! youre afraid of a 4 inch monkey that likes apple slices and cuddles. lmao get off the internet

[@dino_the_stoner4206]

lmao!!!!!!! this comment made my day. thanks for the laugh!!!! youre afraid of a 4 inch monkey that likes apple slices and cuddles. lmao get off the internet lmao

[@dino_the_stoner4206]

lmao!!!!!!! this comment made my day. thanks for the laugh!!!! youre afraid of a 4 inch monkey that likes apple slices and cuddles. lmao get off the internet.

[@angelhelton682]

I love this! People talking about how it's wrong 2 breed them, it's wrong 2 take them out of the wild & blah blah blah. I'm sorry, but have u ever owned a dog or a cat or a bird or even a freaking fish?! Well if so, guess what, they all came from the wild, they all get taken away from their mothers, people brees &sell them all the time. So there, rant about goldfish now

[@eaglesfreak9074]

sorry I might of missed when you said this but what kind of monkey is that and how old

[@tonimae9549]

I think it a a marmoset

[@werydoostupid6931]

But if they are sick will the make me sick or will it get sick by other people?

[@elizabethgaspodnetich9676]

The very best way of caring for a baby monkey is to let it stay with it's mother monkey where it belongs. How do you sleep at night after you tear this little baby away from it's mother and the trauma it causes them has to be horrible. If you people want pets then go to your local shelter and pick up and unloved DOG OR CAT that needs a good home. Leave monkeys in the wild where they belong.

[@KatLikeKZ]

Elizabeth Gaspodnetich what do you think getting a kitten or a puppy is like your tearing them away, and they stay with them for a good amount of time for the baby and mothers sanity and health

[@GozerTheGozerian]

Kat STOP SPREADING YOUR IGNORANT BULLSHIT. It takes thousands of years to domesticate animals, and you have no idea what you're talking about, these monkeys are taken from their mothers immediately after birth. If they were allowed to stay with their mothers "for a good amount of time for the baby and mother's sanity and health" then they would never be separated. Have you ever seen humans taking a monkey baby from its mother? Have you? Because it's one of the most brutal, fucked up things you can witness. Go to the Arroz Marisco channel and watch the videos about Bossy, a wild rhesus macaque matriarch -- she lost her baby daughter 6 months ago and she's still grieving, as you can plainly see in the videos. Educate yourself. You are spreading BS because you want to justify keeping a baby monkey as a pet. And it is profoundly wrong.

[@triping4141]

GozerTheGozerian i have 2 marmossets they never bite never get angry and always are fed , i go to the vet every 3 months and they never got sick and they are both 7 years old

[@AprilMarie]

rescue is FAR different then breeding. A true rescue would not add to the issues

[@ElizabethBuddySafariBobs]

Because an animal knows the difference between being bought and being bought with an "adoption fee?"

[@user-ob8ju4me6t]

@@ElizabethBuddySafariBobs no...but, an adopted animal means there's no other resort and you have a primate that cannot be rehabbed and back out to the wild. I would guess after enough time...these little guys get more and more tame. Marmosets and capuchin...i know there are selective breeders who try to breed the most docile of monkeys. Still; you can take them out of the wild but you cannot take the wild out of them. :) owners need to know they will get bit! Ugh advice: why not play a foraging game? People don't engage them enough i don't think.

[@stacyhodge1289]

I would like to get a capuchin, or what do you suggest for a first monkey? Prefer not to have a marmoset.

[@gregnabors1777]

This women is not who she claims

[@Loveboylove1989]

Has anybody else thought of the blatantly obvious fact that right or not, monkeys are cute and people WILL take them home as pets? This woman is explains in detail how to care for a baby monkey you got as a pet. Would you rather they not tell people this stuff and have an endangered species die out due to idiot pet owners?

[@lucysester497]

SimsLover1989 I AM ADDICTED TO SIMS AND MONKEYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@susanda9469]

SimsLover1989 This has nothing to do with preventing an endangered species from dying out. These people are breeding these animals for profit. They are not a sanctuary because sanctuaries do not breed and sell animals. I can't believe how naive so many people are about this. Depressing.

[@lucysester497]

Most people that purchased monkeys are decreasing the endangered species because they are keeping them from getting destroyed from predators out in the wild. So who do you think you are taking it out on some lover

[@susanda9469]

Sorry, I can't understand your comment, it doesn't make sense.

[@susanda9469]

besides, I was responding to SimsLover1989.

[@cynharman6866]

There are a lot of rescue animals out there that need good homes not wild ones .These babies are taken away from their mothers too young .sad

[@sweetbelles6153]

I live in Ohio where can I get one of these babies that isn't too far for me to travel? I been searching around and haven't came across anywhere I really trusted.

[@RevvedMetal_Eco]

You are way too young... I can tell by your video. Taking care of a monkey is a massive responsibility and you don't have time to do it.

[@guadalupealcala8472]

How can I get a baby monkeys

[@debbiehibbs5065]

What's in your hand

[@lucheannoelaudat9067]

Very helpful I love animals, and I am considering adopting one, always wanted one I could spoil and love.

[@WolfFang884]

And you're related to him :) (please don't take that as a racist thing) all of us are :)

[@susanda9469]

lucheannoe laudat A baby monkey is going to grow up in a strong and likely dangerous adult monkey, do you know what that will be like, and are you willing to give an adult monkey a home for the next 20 or 30 years? If not, what are you going to do with the monkey when you don't want to keep it any more?

[@paulmcohen4931]

If you truly love animals then educate yourself about their lives, habitat, needs. What you consider ''spoil'' may be a tragedy for that animal, it's mother and entire pack.

[@angelacamp231]

how can i get a little tiny baby monkey?

[@jase123111]

So you rip the baby monkey off its mother.... you don't think that is cruel?

[@emilyandkenzie2634]

same with every single dog and cat and every pet in the world..

[@paulmcohen4931]

They don't think is cruel because it makes money. Even though enslaving is unconstitutional it is still going on. Permanent change can happen through education and evolution. People have to help people learn about sharing and love. Love will conquer evil. No law ever did nor ever will.

[@minicaestilette3010]

This is the first time I've seen this video with Education of raising your NB baby monkey Do y'all still do this? Veryyyyy Interesting Id love to buy a NB baby monkey

[@eaglesfreak9074]

sweet thanks

[@IUNICAN]

It's really cute 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@Elguapomvp]

Thanks for sharing 👌😍

[@KatLikeKZ]

I live in texas in the winter it gets chilly and in the summer it cools you alive, and is it ok if I put him in. Hoodie to go outside

[@KatLikeKZ]

*Cooks not cools sorry typing on a phone 🤗

[@CarlaCheshier-xw1wx]

How can I adopt a baby and bring home to raise.?

[@katierobertson6990]

hello I am from Oklahoma and I am thinking about getting one of these. How do you give them baths?

[@kayliejewsbury3129]

were do you get one of those

[@ricanryker6441]

Very informative

[@JS-dz1gx]

Awareness? Omg. where is your common sense. you are breeding them and ripping them from their mom's terrifying them for your gain not the monkeys. Poor things. It needs its mommy .They are attached to their mommy constantly for warmth,love, to learn,feed form a nipple not your syringes. They play in trees and with family and friends that are monkeys too not a big huge monster person who thinks it loves him or her. Give it back to its mom and let them back out into the forest to be with their troops not in a bird cage. How cold hearted. They were not meant to be pets.

[@micgant]

dude, you're keeping the monkey warm in front of an air conditioner? WTF?

[@KatLikeKZ]

Michelle G she probably moved it for the purpose of recording

[@dr.donnawalter4380]

Michelle G - and also nicely wrapped up all nice and warm.....

[@briandelaney9710]

Are you encouraging keeping monkeys as pets.

[@luckyducky8689]

Are you still selling them?

[@LeahFlores_]

I didn't know that they drink baby formula.

[@ellenlankford4813]

I imagine the rescues are from impulsive decisions to get a monkey then realizing that it takes too much time, effort, money, or caring. Or perhaps it’s close to death from improper care, and the owner thankfully surrenders them. Just my thoughts, since all the monkeys in the US are bred, with a rare few being smuggled in. I have not researched those numbers, however.

[@CJMyup]

Where do you buy them at I want one how much are they

[@davidcraig5383]

Ayye Bubblez usually there are exotic pet stores somewhere local to you. probably 1 or 2 in each city. go to your local exotic pet store, and if they don't have monkeys, ask the pet owners or find a breeder online. don't think i mean petsmart or petco. look up exotic pets store ________. (your city)

[@tammyberry3244]

I think there cute where do u get them at we live in Bluefield wv

[@RevvedMetal_Eco]

You are too young

[@blackhathackers5774]

Where can I get one ?

[@katrinedalkin860]

These babies should be with their mothers. Not taken away from them. How would you feel if your baby was taken away.

[@KJMudge]

Stupid , ignorant and greedy humans makes me sick .

[@crystalsilvas7605]

so cuuute

[@dantebilly6941]

pro tip: you can watch movies at Kaldrostream. I've been using it for watching lots of of movies these days.

[@oscardavis2438]

@Dante Billy Yup, been watching on flixzone} for years myself :)

[@jwes0424]

How can I get one?

[@normagibson2007]

What about heat it gets hot in Nevada?

[@cathymedina8876]

I appreciate all the info you're giving us. I just wish that for awhile you would let us really see the baby monkey. Couldn't see him at all. The towel hid him.

[@darlenerobinson8094]

hi how match are that and were do you live

[@Avrianna2010]

Do you guys sell Rhesus Macaques or Javas I want one?

[@hollysterling4681]

Dose anyone else think she's giving that poor monkey brain damage by waving and shaking him so much with her gesturing?

[@chikaefobi3059]

Actually, no. Baby monkeys in the wild are latched onto their mothers who are swinging and jumping from tree to tree.

[@KatLikeKZ]

Holly Sterling she isn't doing it violently I think it's ok but she should be careful

[@m.e.c.1007]

Actually the more they are moved around the better. They would be hanging off their mom who is twitching and jumping around on trees. If they don't get the movement they suffer mentally. I laugh when people treat them like they are made of glass. Watch how a mother monkey moves and treats the baby. The best monkey owner tries to mimic the mom as best they can. That's when you get a happy healthy monkey!

[@dr.donnawalter4380]

KatLikeKZ - being that she raises them I am sure she is careful.

[@dr.donnawalter4380]

Chika Efobi - perfect observation and answer!

[@stevenricharddavies1291]

You can prevent it from dying in that awful cage by simply not having one in the first place. A toy is no replacement for his mother is it?

[@debbycarr4664]

i would love to have a baby monkey.

[@Annaliese247]

Where's the babys' momma?

[@iancurtis8695]

is it good to have a baby sling???

[@niyah_boosworld7650]

how much do they like to buy one

[@WolfFang884]

That is a marmoset so, about 2,000 and a capuchin (if make should be neutered and canines removed) will run about 8,000 :)

[@niyah_boosworld7650]

Oh thxs

[@WolfFang884]

Aniyah Trawick np :)

[@jonlewis758]

Hello I’m super interested in buying a marmoset monkey but I don’t know how the process goes is that something you do?

[@leandra119]

Its not okay to keep monkeys at home......!

[@mikealvarez6364]

Hello do y’all still have baby marmoset monkey still available

[@funkid3557]

do you have to get monkey licens for finger monkeys

[@femdan20]

I LIKE IT #

[@tammydduthu3381]

I would love to have a small monkey. I am all alone, work from home, and children are grown. Have so much love to give and would love to have one but I don’t have thousands and thousands to pay for one.

[@yayasoto4020]

That's what I'm saying don't have thousands.but I do want a baby monkey.i don't want to be scamed.im alone also at home.

[@alfredoluna9990]

You're wrong baby on the way you doing KZbin for where you take care of baby monkeys for or baby small baby you should take care of human baby not an animal

[@niyah_boosworld7650]

How much do they cost

[@melsigler8678]

Most of them are around 4,000

[@niyah_boosworld7650]

OK thxs

[@melsigler8678]

haha xD

[@davidchristensen6908]

I find this sick. I think they are cute. I love pets but this is an animal that should not be pets. I hope this business is made illegal across the USA. I see this is all about money.

[@plan1380]

How dare you call yourself a preserve! Making money off of selling wild animals is just encouraging live capture and deforestation. If you want to help them then build a sanctuary, don't sell them to the general public!

[@phandomgirl4312]

plan1380 people make money off selling wild animals all the time cause dogs and cats were wild animals before and then they were sold and they still are today

[@GozerTheGozerian]

Phandom girl - Wrong. Cats and dogs are *domesticated* *animals.* You cannot domesticate a wild animal by making it a "pet." It takes *thousands* of years to domesticate a species, and it only happens when there's a benefit to domesticating them. Dogs helped humans on the hunt and helped guard human camps, and in exchange the dogs got a regular source of quality food, security, and warmth. Cats helped humans by hunting rodents and other vermin who tried to eat human grain stores, and in return cats got a regular food source and protection from humans. Dogs have been domesticated for 30,000 years. Cats have been domesticated for 10,000 years. Monkeys cannot be domesticated. They're too social and intelligent, and they offer no tangible benefit to humans. Keeping monkeys are pets causes monkeys to go insane and causes them a great amount of suffering. It's wrong.

[@codysanders3903]

So they don’t have other moneys bc those are to small I want a squirrel monkey so bad

[@donnabarchman3066]

I sorry but they need to be free with there troop they are not dogs or cats. It’s not right I sorry

[@HappyQuailsLC]

I hope you will start to teach new baby monkey owners how to learn to see the world from their monkey's vantage point. While this is so important, it is almost never done. For example, explain how the noise of loud things that we might not think about such as bangle bracelets, can scare them when being held, or as we are reaching into their enclosures. Or when suddenly wearing an unfamiliar watch one day, especially a big shiny or prominently designed one, can take them aback, or cause them to be reluctant to walk out onto your hand when they were fine about doing it before. Also, that "getting in their face" and smilng broadly will equate to baring your teeth to them, as they as babies don't naturally relate to smiling as a friendly monkey gesture. In time they will associate that behavior to the corresponding mood and actions that accompny it in people, but not initially. And if someone isn't aware that they are doing it, puffing your breath in their faces while talking enthusiastically or laughing can be distressing to them. Some people use it successfully as a deliberate alternative means of disciple against biting, and as a substitution for the unkind practice of ear pinching and twisting that you will still see people do upon occasion today. I can show you a video where I spotted it being done. Also heating pads for any sleeping baby (with baby pets included), are always potentially dangerous, not only by risk of burning skin but by burning bedding, and you should never urge people to them without an appropriate type of thermostat that will independently measure the warmest area usually under the pad and switch the pad off and on again at intervals to regulate the heat actually being produced and given the room's present temperature... and don't rely upon lit switches that indicate " lo, med, hi" or "1, 2, 3 - 10" to control temperature since heat builds over time and it will not adjust to reduce heat once it has accumulated ), never fold up a pad and follow all of its directions. And in the case of those using radiant heating, a safety device using a thermostat/rheostat, (often found made for reptile owners) senses temperature and will dim and brighten the radiant source to regulate its output of heat. But be sure to use the correct one of the two types expained above. But in any event, use an objective measure of heat in the bed or living enclosure, that is, a thermometer or sensor with a temperature display (but avoid those color changing strips). We must use a display of actual temperature because our sense of what is warm and comfy can be subject to great variation, plus what is too hot to a baby who in in that space continually may seem cozy to us upon just one moment's touch. Also, never coach someone to use supplemental heat without providing a cool end of the enclosure where the animal can move if they feel too hot, while advising people that animals won't always make use of it when needed and then they can become overheated. So ultimately we have to frequently check the animals themselves who are using supplemental heat for signs of their body's temperature and condition, in addition to using the safety measures above. I know this woman in the video means well, but you just can't give as many incomplete explanations as she is being inclined to give about animal care, especially here, where you are going to be addressing first time owners of little understood animals and animal care practices.

[@Shamariah2011]

HappyQuails thank you so much for your experienced answer. I agree this lady is clueless, and that these babies are best with their mothers. I would assume if someone is a cat whisperer they would have the ownership mentality needed for these animals because Our sounds, earning trust, and an ability to look at this animal as an individual who needs calm, peace, sweet voices, and protection in many ways. Thank you.

[@veronicawood9134]

Sorry , but I find this obscene . Just another toy for people who really don't have animal welfare at heart .

[@aprillockabyradford3679]

I want one!!

[@TammyFrazier-q7n]

Do you sell

[@yolaineroyer2269]

Hi, I am an animal lover and a rescuer mostly to stray cats. I would love to buy and rescue a little monkey. Where can I get one and is it legal in Montreal, Quebec, Canada to own such a beautiful furbaby.

[@ClownWhisper]

Molasses is very very high in iron

[@irisligons7420]

I tell you something about owning a monkey as a pet, I don't like that idea of getting a monkey for a pet and dressing it up as a baby I seen one that they train him to walk like a human being they taking these monkeys and try turning them into something else, they are cute but they are wild animals, they shouldn't be trained to walk upright that's not their nature they shouldn't be trained to eat with a knife and fork, and after all that training you put them in a cage so what do that tell you 🤔😏 I really hope they are not taking these babies from their mothers I agree with so many others in their comments about they're not pets, I just seen in China they are eaten or pets, and in some of the countries eat monkeys, if you want a small pet that bad I suggest get the smallest dog or the smallest cat and be happy 😄😄😄😄😄

[@erinchristian4350]

What about dudia roaches.? We raise our own for bearded dragons

[@Shayzshitshow]

I am still researching this. I am getting mine in a week so when I go to the vet with him I’m gonna ask. Dubias are such easy keepers!

[@mameschwarzfischer2806]

Animals do not belong in cages.

[@gccuber5345]

i do want one and i feel as if i am qualified. i have studied them and have wanted them.

[@kymberlyn3]

Get over yourselves. There was a time when dogs and cats were wild too but I bet some of you own a few. These New World monkeys are loosing their natural habitat due to the large amount of lumber being harvested. The next time you print a picture or post a flyer about animals please take a minute to realize that your paper products helped to rob these animals of their natural homes. On a side note, it is still illegal to trap and sell wild animals. The animals in this country were born in this country and the breeding stock is quite often the adults 'pets' that irresponsible people didn't want anymore. IMO, the greatest crime is in having a pet that you toss away once you realize that there is a lot of time and responsibility required to keep the pet healthy. If these folks did not support the adults by selling the offspring then the adults would have been put down because their original owners lacked the responsibility to learn about what they were getting into beforehand.

[@susanda9469]

kymberlyn3 "the breeding stock is quite often the adults 'pets' that irresponsible people didn't want anymore." Hello? Please finish the thought. Why breed more "cute baby monkeys" for irresponsible people to adopt and then dump? Continuing the cycle endlessly...

[@prancingwildfire3139]

Susan DA Doesn't look like anyone's agreeing with you.

[@susanda9469]

So what? This isn't a popularity contest.

[@prancingwildfire3139]

You should be a lawyer.

[@nto5gb239]

+Susan DA , you are exactly right on this not being a popularity contest. However, I would love to know what credentials you have that makes you able to tell someone they should not have a monkey for a pet. Seems to me that all of the people that yell "that monkey should be back in the wild" lack the necessary credentials to even open their mouth about something they know nothing about. Therefore, all your points are null and void, every single one of them.

[@luisacevedo7890]

I would like to buy one. Contact me please with info

[@freyasoto1927]

Can you give them mealworms from petco?

[@Desert1969]

Why? Stop breeding them! Wrong in so many ways.

[@melicat6652]

Ummmm...how about you stop breeding them and stealing them from their overbred mothers? Just a thought...

[@collectorofcats294]

I think that marmosets are cute little animals but I can't figure out why people would want any other type of monkey as a pet! That said, marmosets should be left with their mother's and not be taken as pets...

[@TheseCrazyKids1]

When you come back from school should we shower

[@KatLikeKZ]

Janie Hopkins that's z good question I as s thinking too and I would say yes it's safer or get a sanitizer and rub your arms up to the shoulder and changed cloths

[@nicktyler6950]

There is air conditioning right behind the cage

[@user-ob8ju4me6t]

Ha. Good call.