A) 75-85°F B) 60-70°F C) 90-100°F D) 32-40°F
A) Coconut fiber B) Aspen shavings C) Cedar shavings D) Paper towels
A) Every 2-3 days B) Once a month C) Every 5-7 days D) Every 10-14 days
A) Mice B) Insects C) Fruits D) Vegetables
A) 20 gallons long B) 5 gallons C) 10 gallons D) 40 gallons breeder
A) Provide a water bowl B) Using a heat lamp C) Misting the enclosure daily D) Placing a humidifier next to the enclosure
A) Brightened colors B) Cloudy eyes C) Increased activity D) Increased appetite
A) Weekly B) Daily C) Once a month D) Never
A) To prevent the spread of disease B) To help it acclimate to the new environment C) To encourage eating D) To prevent it from escaping
A) Wheezing B) Increased shedding C) Healthy appetite D) Increased activity
A) Holding it tightly around the neck B) Dangling it by the tail C) Support its body evenly D) Grabbing it by the head
A) Heat rock B) Under tank heater C) No heat required D) Incandescent bulb
A) 5-10 years B) 15-20 years C) 25-30 years D) 1-5 years
A) Handling too soon after eating B) Improper humidity C) Basking too long D) Overfeeding
A) The shedding process B) A period of dormancy C) A type of disease D) The mating season
A) Daily B) Weekly C) Only when it looks dirty D) Monthly
A) In the refrigerator overnight B) Boiling water C) In the microwave D) On the counter at room temperature
A) Force feed the snake B) Give it a larger mouse C) Ignore it and try again in a week D) Check the temperature and humidity
A) House it with other snakes B) Play loud music C) Provide climbing branches D) Never change the enclosure
A) It is stressed. B) It is sick. C) It is sleeping. D) It is about to shed.
A) Fluffy B) Amelanistic C) Spotted D) Barking
A) To provide a water source B) To provide food storage C) To provide a basking spot D) To provide security
A) Punish the snake B) Ignore it C) Seek immediate medical attention D) Wash the bite with soap and water
A) It depends on the morph B) Yes, highly C) Yes, but mildly D) No
A) Asking the snake B) Visual inspection C) Blood test D) Probing or popping
A) To regulate temperature B) To regulate light C) To regulate humidity D) To regulate feeding
A) To provide ventilation B) To prevent humidity C) To keep the snake warm D) To block out light
A) 1-2 feet B) 3-5 feet C) 10-12 feet D) 6-8 feet
A) Sell it B) Inspect it for completeness C) Leave it in the enclosure D) Feed it back to the snake
A) Never feed the snake B) Handle the snake constantly C) Avoid handling when shedding D) Tease the snake |