A) 110-115°F B) 70-75°F C) 80-85°F D) 95-100°F
A) LED bulbs B) Incandescent bulbs C) Natural sunlight through glass D) Specialized UVB bulbs
A) When they burn out B) Every year C) Every 2 years D) Every 6 months
A) Newspaper or paper towels B) Wood shavings C) Sand D) Gravel
A) Rodents B) Insects C) Fruits D) Leafy greens
A) Berries B) Papaya C) Mango D) Avocado
A) Just for drinking B) Just for humidity C) For decoration D) Drinking and soaking
A) Only when necessary B) Regularly, but gently C) Constantly D) As little as possible
A) Bright skin color B) Increased activity C) Swollen limbs D) Increased appetite
A) Sodium B) Iron C) Calcium D) Potassium
A) 25-30 years B) 5-10 years C) 15-20 years D) 2-5 years
A) 60-70% B) 20-30% C) 40-50% D) 80-90%
A) To prevent spreading diseases B) To make it easier to handle C) To save space D) To allow it to acclimate faster
A) File them down B) Use human nail clippers C) Use reptile nail clippers carefully D) Let them wear down naturally
A) Brighter skin color B) Increased appetite C) Retained shed on toes D) Increased activity
A) Consult a veterinarian B) Force-feed it C) Wait a few days and see if it starts eating D) Give it only fruits
A) Hibiscus B) Poinsettia C) Rose D) Dandelion
A) Provide a hamster wheel B) Play loud music C) Offer climbing branches and hiding places D) Keep the enclosure empty
A) Head bobbing B) Increased appetite C) Shedding more frequently D) Decreased activity
A) It's difficult to digest B) They don't like it C) It's too expensive D) It can cause kidney damage
A) Iguana iguana B) Basiliscus plumifrons C) Lacerta viridis D) Agama agama
A) 1 year B) 6 months C) 2-3 years D) 5-6 years
A) To save energy B) To encourage shedding C) To mimic natural conditions D) To make the iguana sleep better
A) Increased appetite B) Rapid growth C) Overly active behavior D) Difficulty shedding
A) Salt licks B) Iron supplements C) Calcium powder D) Vitamin C tablets
A) To get them more sunlight B) To teach them tricks C) To show them off to neighbors D) To prevent escape and injury
A) More frequent shedding B) Increased activity C) Weight loss D) Increased appetite
A) Ignore it B) Wash the wound thoroughly C) Punish the iguana D) Apply a bandage immediately and do nothing else
A) Use ammonia B) Use bleach C) Use a reptile-safe disinfectant D) Just use water
A) Increased activity B) Increased appetite C) Bright skin color D) Nasal discharge |