Yes, hedgehogs can eat certain fruits, but it should be done in moderation. Fruits are high in sugar and can lead to obesity and other health issues if fed too frequently. It's best to offer fruits as an occasional treat rather than a staple part of their diet. Some safe fruits for hedgehogs include:

1. **Apples** (remove seeds and core) - A good source of vitamins, just a small piece is enough.
2. **Blueberries** - These are antioxidant-rich and can be offered whole.
3. **Bananas** - High in potassium but also high in sugar, so only a small slice is recommended.
4. **Strawberries** - These can be given fresh and chopped into small pieces.
5. **Melon** - Cantaloupe and watermelon can be offered, but make sure to remove any seeds.

Always introduce new foods slowly and watch for any adverse reactions. If your hedgehog shows signs of digestive upset after eating fruit, it’s best to avoid it in the future. Remember, the primary diet of a hedgehog should consist of high-quality hedgehog food, insects, and proteins. Fruits should just be a small part of their varied diet.

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