A) Salt water B) Brackish water C) Distilled water D) Fresh water
A) Brine shrimp B) Rocks C) Sand D) Gravel
A) Color B) Decorations C) Lighting D) Water quality
A) Molting B) Growing C) Changing D) Shedding
A) Increases appetite B) Improves swimming C) Enhances color D) Reduces stress
A) Flour B) Sugar C) Ammonia D) Salt
A) Annually B) Irregularly C) Never D) Regularly
A) Plastic B) Gravel C) Concrete D) Sand
A) Carbon dioxide B) Oxygen supply C) Nitrogen D) Heat
A) Brighter color B) Eating more C) Lethargy D) Increased activity
A) Clean water B) Overcrowding C) Bright light D) Underfeeding
A) Remove old shell B) Assist the crab C) Feed the crab D) Do not disturb
A) Apples B) Lettuce C) Cuttlebone D) Bread
A) Very cold B) Boiling C) Freezing D) Room temperature
A) Balanced diet B) Clean substrate C) Good filtration D) Poor hygiene
A) Plastic bag B) Metal bucket C) Cardboard box D) Aquarium
A) Protein B) Fat C) Carbohydrates D) Calcium
A) Regular molting B) Constant hiding C) Loss of color D) No molting
A) Faster growth B) Cleaner water C) Increased happiness D) Algae bloom
A) Remove chlorine B) Add sugar C) Add ammonia D) Increase pH
A) Glass beads B) Cardboard cutouts C) Plastic plants D) Metal sculptures
A) Rocks B) Bread C) Pasta D) Bloodworms
A) Add food B) Heat the water C) Remove waste D) Change water color
A) Hibernating B) Eating algae C) Carrying eggs D) Molting
A) Balance B) All water C) All land D) No need for balance
A) Chlorine B) Bromine C) Fluorine D) Iodine
A) Mangrove Crab B) Hermit Crab C) Spider Crab D) Fiddler Crab
A) Brackish Water B) Hiding Places C) Copper D) Sand
A) Fruits B) Grains C) Fish flakes D) Vegetables |