A) Sand B) Gravel C) Coco fiber or peat moss D) Newspaper
A) 60-70°F B) 90-100°F C) 80-90°F D) 40-50°F
A) Dechlorinated tap water B) Salt water C) Distilled water D) Chlorinated tap water
A) Algae B) Seeds C) Fish flakes D) Insects
A) They will bite B) They have sensitive skin C) They are highly aggressive D) They are poisonous to the touch
A) Hibernation period B) The process of changing from a larval to adult form C) Shedding of skin D) Laying eggs
A) Never B) Monthly C) Weekly or as needed D) Daily
A) Loss of appetite B) Increased activity C) Vocalization D) Brightened coloration
A) Adding a heat lamp B) Drying out the substrate C) Misting the enclosure D) Using a fan
A) Increase the temperature B) Consult a veterinarian C) Apply over-the-counter antibiotic cream D) Ignore it
A) They all eat the same food B) All salamanders require the same care C) They are all easy to care for D) Their care requirements vary greatly
A) No lighting at all B) Low-level ambient lighting C) High-intensity heat lamps D) Bright UVB lighting
A) Sand B) Tap water C) Gut-loaded insects D) Gravel
A) Fruit flies B) Crickets C) Vegetables D) Earthworms
A) To change their coloration B) To help them adjust to their new environment faster C) To force them to eat D) To prevent the spread of disease
A) It glows in the dark B) It requires no maintenance C) It contains live plants and microfauna D) It is made of plastic
A) Ingesting substrate B) Overeating C) Too much light D) Lack of humidity
A) Habitat B) Coloration C) Size D) Diet
A) A salamander that can change its color B) A salamander with no legs C) A salamander that lives only in water D) A salamander that retains larval features into adulthood
A) Hand-feeding B) Leaving food in the enclosure C) Force-feeding D) Offer food with tongs or in a dish
A) Acts as a food source B) Provides hiding places and humidity C) Helps regulate the temperature D) Adds color to the enclosure
A) Constant bright light B) Changes in temperature or rainfall C) Loud noises D) Lack of food
A) To name it properly B) To determine its market value C) It's not important D) To understand its natural habitat and needs
A) Increases the temperature B) Acts as a swimming pool C) Provides a source of humidity and drinking water D) Reduces the need for cleaning
A) Overpopulation B) Plenty of food C) Lack of rain D) Habitat loss
A) To dilute the water B) To increase the temperature C) To remove waste and maintain water quality D) To add nutrients
A) A clear glass bowl B) Cork bark C) A mirror D) A bright lamp
A) Lethargic and uninterested in food B) Pale and thin C) Hiding constantly D) Active and alert with a good appetite
A) To prevent transmission of harmful oils and bacteria B) To keep them cool C) To make them feel more comfortable D) It is not important
A) Humidity B) Temperature C) The price of the enclosure decorations D) Substrate |