The optimal temperature range for a hedgehog's habitat is typically between 72°F to 80°F (22°C to 27°C). Hedgehogs are sensitive to temperature extremes, so it's important to maintain a stable environment. If the temperature drops below 68°F (20°C), hedgehogs can become lethargic and may even hibernate, which can be dangerous for them in captivity. Conversely, temperatures above 80°F can lead to overheating and stress. To ensure your hedgehog remains comfortable, consider using a heat lamp or a ceramic heating element to maintain warmth, and always provide a cool area for them to retreat to if they feel too warm. Regularly monitor the temperature with a reliable thermometer to keep their habitat in the ideal range.

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