No, African Pygmy Hedgehogs and European Hedgehogs should not be housed together. These two species have different environmental needs, dietary requirements, and behaviors. African Pygmy Hedgehogs are domesticated and typically require a warmer environment, while European Hedgehogs are wild animals that have adapted to cooler climates. Additionally, there is a risk of stress and aggression between the two species due to their differing social structures. It is best to keep each species in its own habitat to ensure their health and well-being.

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