Coatis eat fruit, invertebrates, small rodents and lizards. They forage for food on the ground and occasionally in trees. Male coatis younger than two years of age and females, both related and unrelated, will group together in bands of four to 20 individuals.

What should I feed my coatis?

DIET. Coatis are omnivores, eating both meat and plants. In the wild, they eat fruits, berries, insects, birds, eggs, lizards, and even snakes and small mammals like mice and squirrels. They use their long, probe-like nose for searching through leaves, crevices, and holes to find their favorite foods.

What fruit do coatis eat?

Coati's diet is really strict and most of the portion of their food consists of small rodents and insects. A variety of different fruits like barriers, sweet potatoes, pomegranate and winter squash is also eaten by them.