A) Pure sand B) Only coconut fiber C) A mix of decaying wood, leaf litter, and soil D) Gravel
A) Low humidity (20-40%) B) Moderate humidity (40-60%) C) No humidity needed D) High humidity (60-80%)
A) Live insects B) Fresh vegetables C) Decomposing organic matter D) Commercial dog food
A) Only once a month B) Regularly, to maintain humidity C) Never, as it can cause mold D) Only when the millipedes are shedding
A) Iron B) Calcium C) Potassium D) Vitamin C
A) 50-60°F (10-15°C) B) 70-80°F (21-27°C) C) 80-90°F (27-32°C) D) Below freezing
A) Once a year B) Never C) Every day D) As needed, spot cleaning regularly
A) Brightening of coloration B) Increased activity C) Eating more than usual D) Curling up and remaining inactive
A) Ignore them B) Use pesticide C) Introduce springtails or predatory mites D) Freeze the substrate
A) Shedding legs B) Becoming lethargic and burrowing C) Becoming more active D) Changing color dramatically
A) Cedar shavings B) Coco fiber C) Topsoil D) Leaf litter
A) Gravel B) Sandpaper C) Plastic toys D) Cuttlebone
A) By its legs B) Gently, avoiding the head C) Firmly, to prevent escape D) Using tongs
A) No special lighting is required B) UVB lighting C) Heat lamps D) Bright, full-spectrum lighting
A) Biting B) Stinging C) Secreting a defensive fluid D) Spitting venom
A) Leave them in the enclosure for the millipede to consume B) Bury them in the garden C) Throw them away D) Remove them immediately
A) Squash B) Mushrooms C) Carrots D) Citrus fruits
A) Never B) Every week C) Partially, every few months D) Every day
A) Increased activity B) Difficulty molting C) Overeating D) Breeding more frequently
A) Only if they are the same size B) No, they are solitary animals C) Yes, many species can be kept communally D) Only if they are different colors
A) It is trying to escape B) It is happy C) Could be a sign of stress or illness D) It is looking for food
A) They eat the millipedes B) They serve no purpose C) They help break down organic matter and control mold D) They provide calcium
A) Only one year B) A few weeks C) A few months D) Several years
A) Soak it in bleach B) Ensure it's free of pesticides and contaminants C) Freeze it D) Bake it in the oven
A) To prevent mold and maintain air quality B) To allow sunlight to enter C) Millipedes do not need ventilation D) To keep the enclosure cool
A) Gromphadorhina portentosa B) Blaberus discoidalis C) Archispirostreptus gigas D) Periplaneta americana
A) Through gills B) Through lungs C) Through spiracles along their body D) Through their skin
A) It is always fatal B) It is a sign of old age C) It means they are ready to molt D) They can regenerate lost legs over time
A) Tap water can contain harmful chemicals B) Tap water is too acidic C) Millipedes prefer saltwater D) Tap water is too cold
A) A terrarium with no lid B) A small container C) At least a 10-gallon tank D) A 5-gallon tank |