African Pygmy Hedgehogs are generally considered solitary animals. In the wild, they are nocturnal and tend to live alone, coming together only for mating purposes. While some owners have had success keeping two hedgehogs together, it is essential to introduce them carefully and monitor their interactions, as they can become territorial and aggressive towards each other. If you decide to house multiple hedgehogs, ensure they have plenty of space and separate hiding spots to retreat to when they need alone time. It's also important to note that not all hedgehogs will get along, so always prioritize their safety and well-being during introductions.

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Hedgehog Behavior Pet Care Solitary Animals African Pygmy Hedgehogs Social Behavior