A) 8ft x 4ft x 4ft B) 4ft x 2ft x 2ft C) 6ft x 3ft x 3ft D) 10ft x 5ft x 5ft
A) A mix of soil, cypress mulch, and sphagnum moss B) Newspaper C) Sand D) Reptile carpet
A) 80-90°F B) 110-120°F C) 130-140°F D) 90-100°F
A) 75-80°F B) 85-90°F C) 60-70°F D) 90-100°F
A) Coiled UVB bulb B) Incandescent bulb C) Linear UVB bulb D) No UVB required
A) Every other day B) Once a week C) Daily, regardless of age D) Juveniles daily, adults 2-3 times per week
A) Crickets (adults) B) Bananas C) Lettuce D) Rodents
A) Calcium only B) Calcium and multivitamin C) None required D) Vitamin C only
A) Monthly B) Weekly C) Only when it looks dirty D) Daily
A) Retained shed around toes and tail B) Increased appetite C) Increased activity D) Brighter coloration
A) A period of increased activity. B) A period of rapid growth. C) A period of constant shedding. D) A period of dormancy during colder months.
A) Hold by the neck. B) Support the body and tail. C) Let it crawl all over you unsupervised. D) Only hold by the tail.
A) Metabolic Bone Disease (MBD) B) Always basking C) Increased shedding frequency D) Excessive appetite
A) 20-30 years B) 5-10 years C) 15-20 years D) 30-40 years
A) 60-80% B) 40-50% C) 90-100% D) 20-30%
A) To help them digest their food. B) To keep them cool. C) To make their scales shiny. D) To aid in shedding and prevent respiratory issues.
A) A dehumidifier. B) A heat lamp. C) Placing the enclosure in direct sunlight. D) Misting and a large water bowl.
A) Force feed the tegu. B) Ignore it and hope it starts eating again. C) Check temperature, humidity, and seek vet advice. D) Give it only treats.
A) No B) Only when they are babies C) Yes, mildly venomous D) Yes, highly venomous
A) Naturally shy and hide all the time. B) Intelligent and can become docile with handling. C) Always aggressive and untrainable. D) They require very little human interaction.
A) Small hamster wheels B) Dig boxes C) Mirrors D) Laser pointers
A) Only females can be housed together. B) Yes, they thrive in groups C) Only males can be housed together D) Generally, no. Adults can be aggressive.
A) It is feeling threatened or stressed. B) It is about to shed. C) It is happy and content. D) It is hungry.
A) Every 1-2 months B) Every week C) Every day D) Never
A) Dairy products B) Small amounts of fruit C) Processed meats D) Chocolate
A) Wash the wound thoroughly with soap and water. B) Apply an antiseptic and seek medical attention if necessary. C) Let the tegu bite you again to assert dominance. D) Ignore it, tegu bites are harmless.
A) Sunken eyes and lethargy B) Constant shedding C) Refusal to eat D) Clear eyes and active behavior
A) Flea Market B) Wild caught C) Reputable breeder or rescue D) Pet store without knowledge
A) To prevent it from escaping B) To observe for illness and prevent spread C) So it can get used to being handled D) To help it adjust to its new environment more quickly
A) Only large rats B) Only hard-boiled eggs C) Only vegetables D) Insects, pinkie mice, and a small amount of fruit |