Post by victorgrant on Mar 12, 2018 1:40:24 GMT -9
Hi,
On to the real question: I am looking to recreate a 'natural' diet for my future hedgehog. I already do this for my cat, hermies, and fish; it really seems to make a difference in their health. Looking at the two hedgehogs that were crossed to create the 'pet' hedgehogs most people have, as well as the European hedgehog, all three diets seem pretty similar (compared and cut from multiple sources.
Four Toed Hedgehog: insects, grubs, snails, spiders, small amounts of plant matter, occasional small vertebrates such as frogs, small rodents, or lizards. Also recorded eating 'toxic' prey such as scorpions or venomous snakes.
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On to the real question: I am looking to recreate a 'natural' diet for my future hedgehog. I already do this for my cat, hermies, and fish; it really seems to make a difference in their health. Looking at the two hedgehogs that were crossed to create the 'pet' hedgehogs most people have, as well as the European hedgehog, all three diets seem pretty similar (compared and cut from multiple sources.
Four Toed Hedgehog: insects, grubs, snails, spiders, small amounts of plant matter, occasional small vertebrates such as frogs, small rodents, or lizards. Also recorded eating 'toxic' prey such as scorpions or venomous snakes.
For more details
Animated Video Pricing