the different between black-capped and tufted capuchin?

iam getting a capuchin monkey, just wanna know the different between the black-capped and the tufted capuchin, and what is the best breed?

They are different names for the same species, but before you get one, there's a few things to think about. Are you sure your state/jurisdiction allows pet primates? Many do not, and if you try to obtain a monkey in an area where you shouldn't have one, the monkey will be killed and you'll be fined. Other areas allow private ownership of primates, but only if the owner has a special license.Never forget that a monkey is a wild animal. Depriving a monkey of a normal relationship with animals of his or her own species will only lead to a life of neurotic behavior. Monkeys need almost constant stimulation to keep them healthy. Ask yourself if you are ready to have an animal that can destroy your house and everything in it. A monkey cannot be taught to respect your belongings. They have not been domesticated for centuries to be gentle and easily trained by humans like a dog or cat. If you cannot stand the thought of cleaning up urine and feces 365 days a year, you should not get a monkey. Once a monkey reaches sexual maturity you will begin to see their individual personality. What once was your baby is now a full-grown adult that has no hesitation to attack its caregiver and to engage in normal primate behavior such as aggressive acts, genital displays, masturbation, and copulation. Even small monkeys like capuchins can easily injure, maim, or kill a human.$50,000 to $60,000 will be needed to take care of one monkey for his or her life, but you must also include money to build an indoor as well as an outdoor enclosure. Monkeys can live for up to 30 or 40 years; are you prepared for this type of life-long commitment? Primates need a very balanced and diversified diet, which includes a type of primate chow and a wide variety of fruits and vegetables. Finding a vet that treats primates can be a long and frustrating process since many of them will not take primates as patients or are uninformed on how to treat them.Please explore the website I've linked to for more information.