The Caribbean flamingos at Copenhagen Zoo are housed in the Latin American Aviary, a diverse exhibit that also features species like black-necked stilts, ringed teals, scarlet ibises, Inca terns, Chiloe wigeons, and black-faced ibises. This aviary provides a rich, immersive environment that mirrors the birds' natural habitats.

While specific details about the acquisition and breeding of the Caribbean flamingos at Copenhagen Zoo are not readily available, the zoo is known for its commitment to conservation and biodiversity. It actively participates in breeding programs and global partnerships to secure the future of endangered species. Visitors can appreciate the zoo's dedication to wildlife preservation through exhibits like the Latin American Aviary.