Yeah i work with Spider Monkeys (Ateles geofroyii geogroyii), Cotton-top Tamarins (Saguinus oedipus) and common marmosets (Callithrix jacchus). Charismatic little buggers, the spider monkeys pinch skin and pull hair but thankfully their bites, if ever, are only play ones and don't really even register. Our tamarins and marmosets are really friendly too so no dramas with them!!! But yes i reckon Macaques would pack a nice bite and probably the attitude to go with it!Macaques pack a nasty bite, although the babies are charming. Most of my experience has been with them. Tamarins are too small for a bad bite, and that was in a zoo where we did not want to make pets of them. They easily bite the heads off pinky mice (a favourite snack), which they eat like most humans eat a chocolate Easter bunny.
You work with the tamarins?? So jealous!Yeah i work with Spider Monkeys (Ateles geofroyii geogroyii), Cotton-top Tamarins (Saguinus oedipus) and common marmosets (Callithrix jacchus). Charismatic little buggers, the spider monkeys pinch skin and pull hair but thankfully their bites, if ever, are only play ones and don't really even register. Our tamarins and marmosets are really friendly too so no dramas with them!!! But yes i reckon Macaques would pack a nice bite and probably the attitude to go with it!
Sure do, every saturday and sunday. Those photos are of 2 of the ones i work with! 3 in total, all males.You work with the tamarins?? So jealous!
Lots of scams coming out of Cameroon. They must think the rest of us are idiots !! Some guy offered me macaw eggs and incubator for a very low price. But if we throw in $800 :shock: he would personally escort the eggs and help us get started! What a kind fellow!! Needless to say, we passed!
i know some owners in USA have their teeth removed:evil:
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