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