Current monkey baby deposit profiles, marmoset and capuchin information, previously placed monkey history, care preparation and ranch contact information.
The Janda reference currently presents baby-monkey availability through individual profiles and describes marmosets as highly intelligent New World primates requiring exceptionally specialized care.
JEAR warns prospective owners to prepare for species-specific lighting, diet, enrichment, veterinary expertise and a major long-term time commitment.
Every card below opens its own dedicated profile page. Marmoset and Capuchin are current deposit profiles from the Janda reference; Spider and Squirrel remain separate breed profiles in your restored monkey section.
Babies Available Now
Spider Monkey babies are listed on the current Janda reference as available now, with a listed price range of $18,000 to $25,000.
Babies Available Now
Squirrel Monkey babies are listed on the current Janda reference as available now, with a listed price range of $8,000 to $12,000.
Babies Available
Current Marmoset “Finger Monkey” baby deposit profile. The reference lists a $500 deposit, a full price of $10,000 plus tax, and door-to-door delivery included.
Babies Available
Current Capuchin Monkey baby deposit profile. The reference lists a $500 deposit, a full price of $25,000 plus tax, and door-to-door delivery included.
Marmosets are often called “finger monkeys” because of their tiny adult size, but JEAR describes them as one of the most difficult species it raises. Their intelligence and specialized needs make careful preparation essential.
Prospective owners should research lighting, nutrition, social needs, enclosure design, enrichment, veterinary expertise and long-term behavioral care before pursuing a baby monkey.
The reference warns that JEAR photographs and information are copied by unrelated websites. Verify current availability and all deposit details using the ranch's established contact information.
These photos are displayed as breed/ranch history and are not presented as photographs of the current available profiles.
The reference links marmoset owners to bonding pouches, feeding supplies, food bowls, treats and other small-primate care products.