It’s hard not to fall in love with hedgehogs. They’re adorable, and it’s absolutely charming when they roll up into a ball. The most commonly kept domesticated hedgehog is the African Pygmy Hedgehog. However, Egyptian Long-Eared Hedgehogs have been successfully domesticated.
How can a prospective pet parent choose the hedgehog that’s right for them? By getting all the facts, of course! Here’s the scoop on the Egyptian Long-Eared Hedgehog.
Quick Facts about Egyptian Long-Eared Hedgehogs Species: Hemiechinus auritus auritus Family: Erinaceidae Care Level: Low-to-Medium Temperament: Intelligent, Curious Color Form: Brown Lifespan: 7 years Tank Size: 24 inches x 24 inches Tank Set-Up: Soft bedding, exercise wheel, hidey house Diet: Carnivorous; primarily insects in the wild Compatibility: Solitary but can be socialized with other animals Egyptian Long-Eared Hedgehog Overview Egyptian Long-Eared Hedgehogs are one of the three successfully domesticated hedgehog breeds. Read More...
The corn snake is a beautiful, docile creature enjoyed by both children and adults alike. The name “corn snake” comes from their tendency to be found around cornfields in the U.S.
If you have ever been fortunate enough to spot one slithering through the grass, or resting on top of an old log, then you know just how fascinating these creatures can be!
This article will provide all the information you need to care for your new addition, including feeding types, habitats/temperature requirements, as well as fun facts about this fantastic animal! Read More...
Click to Skip Ahead Fjord Horses are small, powerful equines that hail from Norway. They are a great combination of size and strength. Fjord Horses are some of the oldest domesticated horses in the world and have been a staple in Scandinavia for thousands of years. Fjord Horses make excellent companions, riding horses, and farm horses but there are not many of them left. That means that finding or spotting a Fjord Horse can be extremely difficult unless you frequent rural Northern Europe. Read More...