A) 36" wide, 24" deep, and 36" high B) At least 24" wide, 12" deep, and 18" high C) 12" wide, 6" deep, and 12" high D) 18" wide, 9" deep, and 12" high
A) Insects B) Fruit C) Human food D) Canary seed mix
A) Never B) Monthly cleaning C) Daily spot cleaning, weekly thorough cleaning D) Only when it smells bad
A) Singing loudly B) Fluffed feathers and lethargy C) Excessive preening D) Bright eyes and activity
A) One smooth wooden perch B) Variety of sizes and textures C) Metal perches only D) All plastic perches
A) Daily B) Weekly C) Only when the bowl is empty D) Monthly
A) Below 50°F (10°C) B) Above 90°F (32°C) C) Doesn't matter D) 65-75°F (18-24°C)
A) Toys B) Drafts and direct sunlight C) A window with a view D) Other canaries
A) Plastic grit B) Coarse gravel C) Sandpaper grit D) Oyster shell grit
A) Provide extra protein and vitamins B) Give them a cold bath C) Limit their food D) Isolate the canary
A) Dim light B) Red light C) No light D) Natural sunlight or full-spectrum lighting
A) Feather plucking B) Eating more C) Singing constantly D) Playing with toys
A) Every week B) Every day C) As needed, when they become overgrown D) Never
A) Consult an avian veterinarian B) Isolate and ignore C) Treat with over-the-counter medicine D) Release it into the wild
A) Mirrors B) Small, safe, and interactive toys C) Large, noisy toys D) Stuffed animals
A) Regularly, 2-3 times a week B) Once a month C) Every day D) Never
A) Refusal to eat B) Constant sneezing C) Bright eyes, smooth feathers, and active behavior D) Dull eyes, ruffled feathers, and inactivity
A) Nothing B) Aerosols and strong fragrances C) Water D) Bird-safe cleaning products
A) Only seeds B) Processed human snacks C) Fresh fruits and vegetables D) Chocolate
A) Ignore them and hope they get along B) Place them in the same cage immediately C) Gradually, in separate cages at first D) Quarantine the existing canary
A) 10-15 years B) 2-3 years C) 50+ years D) 20-30 years
A) They are larger than females. B) They require different diets. C) They are the primary singers. D) They lay eggs.
A) Loss of appetite. B) Increased nest-building behavior in females. C) Excessive preening. D) Decreased singing in males.
A) 20+ B) 4-6 C) 1-2 D) 10-12
A) Plastic bags B) Newspaper C) Sharp twigs D) Soft nesting material like cotton or felt strips
A) 21 days B) 7 days C) 30 days D) Around 13-14 days
A) Just seeds B) The parents will feed them regurgitated food. Provide egg food for the parents. C) Only water D) Human baby food
A) 1 week B) 6 weeks C) Never D) Around 3 weeks
A) Hand-feed the chicks with a specialized bird formula B) Feed them seeds directly C) Give them milk D) Leave them alone, they will figure it out
A) Keep the cage dark and quiet B) Provide a stimulating environment and regular daylight C) Play loud music D) Shout at the canary |