African Pygmy Albino Hedgehog
African Pygmy Albino Hedgehog
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madbadger

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11,749 posts

272 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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Someone at work is selling one for the princely sum of £210 and I can't work out if it is an early April fools joke, real or just another example of Welsh dumbing down going too far.

A bit on Wikepedia, but that could all be wikibks too, particularly when it goes on to warn of the perils of 'Wobbly Hedgehog Disease'.



For £210 I'd want the flower pot to be included at least.

smile


soad

34,526 posts

204 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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Looks rather cute but how much?!

Used to get one visiting our garden in the old house. Never attempted to pick one up. hehe

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

283 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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That's a bloody expensive pie...

Ikemi

8,610 posts

233 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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Roughly worth ~£150 according to this website:

http://www.fancyapet.co.uk/exotic/pygmy-hedgehogs/

madbadger

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11,749 posts

272 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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soad said:
Used to get one visiting our garden in the old house. hehe
Was it in Africa? Or are you saying African Albino Pygmy Hedgehogs are native to Yorkshire?

madbadger

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11,749 posts

272 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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Ikemi said:
Roughly worth ~£150 according to this website:

http://www.fancyapet.co.uk/exotic/pygmy-hedgehogs/
Crikey.

I'm still not convinced about Wobbly Hedgehog disease.

soad

34,526 posts

204 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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madbadger said:
Was it in Africa? Or are you saying African Albino Pygmy Hedgehogs are native to Yorkshire?
I meant a regular common hedgehog.


Ikemi

8,610 posts

233 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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madbadger said:
Ikemi said:
Roughly worth ~£150 according to this website:

http://www.fancyapet.co.uk/exotic/pygmy-hedgehogs/
Crikey.

I'm still not convinced about Wobbly Hedgehog disease.
http://www.allpetsco.com/hedgehog/Vestibular-Syndrome-and-Wobbly-Hedgehog-Syndrome.html

It looks like WHS is real too! wink

Deva Link

26,934 posts

273 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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My daughter's got one, which we have to mind sometimes.

She doesn't have a good track record with pets, so I feel a bit sorry for it, but we'll see. smile

road hog

2,656 posts

241 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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I have Wobbly Roadhog disease. affects the balance .

madbadger

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11,749 posts

272 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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road hog said:
I have Wobbly Roadhog disease. affects the balance .
I have Alcohol for that. wink

Orb the Impaler

1,881 posts

218 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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I used to breed them, and yes, wobbly hedgehog disease is real, and very sad.

YarisSi

1,538 posts

272 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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Orb the Impaler said:
I used to breed them, and yes, wobbly hedgehog disease is real, and very sad.
How does the male go about mounting the female without getting pricked himself?

madbadger

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11,749 posts

272 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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YarisSi said:
Orb the Impaler said:
I used to breed them, and yes, wobbly hedgehog disease is real, and very sad.
How does the male go about mounting the female without getting pricked himself?
Missionary position?

MrV

2,748 posts

256 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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YarisSi said:
Orb the Impaler said:
I used to breed them, and yes, wobbly hedgehog disease is real, and very sad.
How does the male go about mounting the female without getting pricked himself?
Very carefully wink

Shurze

101 posts

223 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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Miniature pets seem to be more popular recently... i keep hearing people talk about these pygmy pigs


Cock Womble

29,908 posts

258 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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doogz said:
Possibly the most pointless pet in the world.
And yet, at the same time, possibly the most pointful.

road hog

2,656 posts

241 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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once heard about a hedgehog and a rat fighting ....fought to the death.

Balmoral Green

42,560 posts

276 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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YarisSi said:
Orb the Impaler said:
I used to breed them, and yes, wobbly hedgehog disease is real, and very sad.
How does the male go about mounting the female without getting pricked himself?
Avoid those sorts of threesomes.

madbadger

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11,749 posts

272 months

Monday 22nd March 2010
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Cock Womble said:
doogz said:
Possibly the most pointless pet in the world.
And yet, at the same time, possibly the most pointful.
hehe

Seriously - £210! You could get a nice chainsaw for that.