The white-fronted marmoset's range is south eastern Brazil.
White-fronted marmosets inhabit secondary lowlands, sub-montane forest, evergreen and semi deciduous forest.
Gestation lasts between 140 to 148 days.
Litters range from 1 to 3 young.
White-fronted marmosets are diurnal, so they are out during the day. They live in groups of 4- 6 individuals. During the wet season, most of their time is spent resting. During the dry season most of their time is spent foraging.
In white-fronted marmosets there is typically a dominant male and female in the group who will form a monogamous bond with each other. Only they will breed. They have 1-3 offspring at a time. Offspring reach reproductive maturity at 15-18 months old. They can breed year round. Litters can be produced approximately every six months.
Fruits, insects, plant gums, flowers, nectar, frogs, snails, and spiders
Primate Biscuits, banana, grapes, yam, mealworms, and gum arabic