JadeIcing
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Darn! I have a better shot of getting gliders but you are making me want hedgie even more. I want a hedgie more but the gliders would be easier. :X
No, it's funny, but his eyes aren't actually blue! They look it in camera light, but in real-life they're very dark coloured. I've seen pics of other hoggies that look like they have blue eyes too, but their carers say that's just how they show up in the camera light. Clever eh?!I never noticed his blue blue eyes before... just gorgeous!
Will they change colour when he gets older?
Apparently from what MouseChalk has said, And they plan to release it into a pen in the garden first, To see how it does, And then release it completely if all goes well!Will he be able to survive on his own after being cared for.
I watched a friend's pet hedgie one summer. He was so active at night, I built him a hedgehog-friendly wheel to run in. (They have to be solid, as the wire ones for hamsters will hurt the hedgehogs' feet.) I had to clean it out every morning, as he would poo as he was running, and keep running through it all night. Ewww!Hedgehogs are in no way litter-trainable (or at least this one isn't) and their poop really, REALLY stinks. It's not solid like bunny poo either- more squishy, and if I'm not quick enough at cleaning him out, he walks through it :shock: