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Its so ugly its cute. xD

omg thats so cute! <3 <3

OMG cutest thing I've seen in a while!

oh my gawd x3

Evil cuteness!!!

D'awww. Precious!

x3 its so funny I stumbled upon this cuteness, my albino hedgie Gandie is napping on my lap right now as I type hehe =^,^= hedgehogs rule!

Albinos are some of the sweetest, too. :]

p.s. Tanks really aren't good for them. :/ (Just peeked at your gallery to see if you had any pics of him.)

He's a house hedgie :3 he only has a tank because if I put him in a cage when I travel he likes to break the bars and chu rubber coverings off them and make huge mess of it all, with the tank though there's no harm and I just have to clean it once a day and give it a full wash once every few weeks, when I put him in it at night he still pops the top open and climbs up on his shade box to get out xD, most days I wake up with him curled up in the curve of my neck :3 <3 Painfull but I wouldn't trade him for anything in the world when he follows me around the house x3 <3 <3 <3

kinda reminds me of a raisin :-D

Ohhhhhhh. <333

I'm trying really hard to not be attached! I suppose I could let you have her, since we're already keeping a different girl from this litter. ;)

:3 Hee, I hope that could work out. Looks like I may finally be getting out of here soon. It would be so nice to have a hedgehog to come home to. <3

Like I said already, if you're not ready when these litters are old enough, I'll just keep you on the list for later on once you're settled!

*nodnods* Danke! I'll let you know. ^_^

... i want one ;o;

They're amazing pets. We have 20 right now (not counting the babies). :D Just make sure to do your research first! If you're actually interested in learning about them and possibly getting one as a pet, I'd be happy to point you toward some good sources or answer questions.

Ofcoures! Wouldn't want to NOT know what the cute little spikeballs of joy eat, after all. >u<

They're a little more particular than most other small animals, which is why I always make a point of mentioning research. I'm active on a hedgehog forum, and I see a loooootttt of people who go into it not fully understanding the care requirements or what they're in for. They're actually pretty low maintenance - not as demanding of attention as ferrets, for instance - and even though they require daily handling to keep them well socialized and friendly, it can be "passive" interaction, like having them out on your lap while you're using the computer, or carrying them around in a shoulder bag while you do other things. But, you need to understand the basics of diet, temperature requirements, and certain things that they need or shouldn't have in terms of housing and accessories, etc. A lot of people assume they're rodents (very much no) and that they can be housed and fed the same as guinea pigs, for instance, and that can be a problem in a lot of ways.

/tangent XD

Woah, didn't know they could be so easy to handle (given the right research). Thanks! :D

(Also didn;t know they were so portable! >u<)

They only weight about a pound on average. We pretty much always have one or two hedgehogs with us whenever we go out.

lol carry one in your pocket and have it poke it's head out in public, saying "Hello World!" ~<D

I carry one in the hood of my hoodie sometimes. :D