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Well michael wanted to see mine and sams new pet so heres a few pictures. he likes the camera for some reason but is still weary about me an sam. hopefully i remember to bring my camera today when we let him go "hunting" outside today. info on the animal:
7 months old, african pigmy, no name yet (suggestions please)
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wondered the same thing! haha
what do you mean let him go hunting outside? you can let him wander in the grass and bushes?
what do you mean let him go hunting outside? you can let him wander in the grass and bushes?
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its skeet! FKN BEASTIALITY PERVS..."LITTLE PRICK" Huh? I bet the Pigmy is the one saying that now.... lmao! JFWY!
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Wanted to do some quick reading on them and found this:
YOu better be nice to this thing! They take some work! Check out the cages and accessories they have on this site too!: http://exoticpets.about.com/gi/o.htm...sperwheels.htm
Self Anointing
* Hedgehogs have a remarkable habit called "self-anointing" which can be somewhat startling the first time an owner sees it happening. Particular smells seem to send the hedgehog into a flurry contortions as it starts to salivate profusely and spread the saliva over its back. No one is entirely sure why hedgehogs do this and some seem more prone to it than others, but it is not a cause for concern.
* Hedgehogs have a remarkable habit called "self-anointing" which can be somewhat startling the first time an owner sees it happening. Particular smells seem to send the hedgehog into a flurry contortions as it starts to salivate profusely and spread the saliva over its back. No one is entirely sure why hedgehogs do this and some seem more prone to it than others, but it is not a cause for concern.
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yea idk why they do that but he kept doing it yesterday. and hes still on the natural nocternal sleep schedual so we are considering trying to gradually change his sleep schedual so that hes not running his wheel all night anymore. haha he seriously ran all night.
and michael, i gotta go get mealworms this weekend but the lady gave me a pretty big cage. ive got a few shoe boxes laying around, thinking about makings some kind of play thing with them.
as for hunting they like to run around outside and will often find little bugs and shit and eat them.
go to youtube and search hedgehog swimming. its hilarious.
and michael, i gotta go get mealworms this weekend but the lady gave me a pretty big cage. ive got a few shoe boxes laying around, thinking about makings some kind of play thing with them.
as for hunting they like to run around outside and will often find little bugs and shit and eat them.
go to youtube and search hedgehog swimming. its hilarious.
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or Bob by the looks of how one of the hedgies liked to "swim" haha
things are pretty epic. I'd get one but not sure how it'd work with my school schedules and stuff. probably not terrible as I'd be gone all day while it slept then be awake by time I get home
things are pretty epic. I'd get one but not sure how it'd work with my school schedules and stuff. probably not terrible as I'd be gone all day while it slept then be awake by time I get home
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get a girl. mine can mount yours and we can make a few bucs off of em. haha.
ohh and the little fucker shit all over the wheel. dirty ass animals!
