Primates

Loris, galago, common marmoset, squirrel monkey, lemurs, other monkeys

Slow loris and pygmy slow loris (the only venomous primates)

Acquiring a new animal is effectively impossible. Beware of the elbow venom glands and bites

Bushbaby (nocturnal, with astonishing jumping power)

Jumps over 2 m. Needs a tall cage that is safe all the way to the ceiling

Tiny monkey, hates being alone, feeds on gum (tree sap)

Never keep a single animal. Keep a pair or more, with gum as the staple food

Highly active, highly intelligent, cannot be litter-trained, needs lots of exercise

Cannot be toilet-trained. Needs several hours of exercise every day

Ring-tailed lemur, mouse lemur, etc. (prosimians)

In Japan, facility-based housing is the norm. Fruit-heavy diets lead to diabetes

Crab-eating macaques, capuchins, etc. (import banned; facility-kept)

Bites can transmit lethal B virus. Wash immediately and seek medical care

Exotic Animal First Aid Course: venues & dates
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