There is ample room for expansion on this site. However, the addition of M. nemestrina meant initially stocking the centre with animals from the wild, but the intention is that animals offered for sale would be later generation offspring. The number of animals for each species and their locations are listed in tables 1 and 2. The Company has never achieved this. And, although Soviet specialists briefly worked at the facility, its second function as a tropical primate research centre has never been realised.
Rooms are available for foreign specialists wishing to work at the centre.
The Company has 30 staff, most of them supporting the island colonies. Many of the professional staff were also trained in primate rearing in Moscow, and have a good technical background. This expertise is shown in the design of cages in the main facility. Animals are housed in concrete gang cages, with servicing rooms and a sleeping room attached to a large wire-enclosed outdoor runway. Veterinary rooms provide basic animal care, though as is often the case in Vietnam, equipment is spartan and some medicines are a luxury.