A) Pterophyllum B) Betta C) Symphysodon D) Poecilia
A) Square and box-like B) Elongated and cylindrical C) Laterally compressed and round D) Dorsally flattened
A) Five B) Eleven C) Nine D) Seven
A) Symphysodon tarzoo B) Symphysodon heckel C) Symphysodon discus D) Symphysodon aequifasciatus
A) Symphysodon heckel B) Symphysodon discus C) Symphysodon tarzoo D) Symphysodon aequifasciatus
A) Bright green fins B) Intense red stripes C) Solid blue color D) Pepper-like speckling
A) Solid red or orange body B) Yellow and green markings C) White with black spots D) Blue and black stripes
A) Bright eyes and alert behavior B) Rapid breathing at the surface C) Cloudy eyes and lethargy D) Fin clamping and hiding
A) Pectoral Fin B) Caudal Fin C) Dorsal fin D) Anal Fin
A) First generation offspring of wild-caught parents B) Fish with one fin C) Fully grown, type 1 D) Fish food grade 1
A) 6.0-7.0 B) 8.5-9.5 C) 5.0-6.0 D) 7.5-8.5
A) 68-72°F (20-22°C) B) 90-94°F (32-34°C) C) 72-78°F (22-26°C) D) 82-88°F (28-31°C)
A) Vibrant color enhancement B) Darkening of color C) Aggressive behavior D) Increased appetite
A) Algae wafers B) Low-protein foods C) Plant-based flakes D) High-protein foods
A) Daily, complete water changes B) Infrequent, large water changes C) Frequent, small water changes D) No water changes required
A) Red patches B) Blue striations C) Yellow bodies D) Green fins
A) Prominent middle bar B) Lack of bars C) Larger fins D) Smaller eyes
A) They are schooling fish B) They are highly territorial C) They are solitary fish D) They are nocturnal
A) Protects against parasites and infections B) Attracts mates C) Helps with buoyancy D) Aids in digestion
A) Discus with a pattern resembling a checkerboard B) A Discus with only red fins C) A Discus that only eats flake food D) A Discus with damaged scales
A) Swim Bladder Disorder B) Hexamita (Hole in the Head) C) Gill Flukes D) Ichthyophthirius multifiliis (Ich)
A) Lay eggs for the fry to eat B) Secrete slime from their bodies C) Hunt for small invertebrates D) Regurgitate food
A) Bright and Active B) Red and swollen C) Cloudy and recessed D) Black and shrunken
A) To oxygenate the water B) To provide hiding places C) To raise the pH and add minerals D) To lower the pH and add tannins
A) Reduced aggression B) Transmission of diseases C) Improved water quality D) Increased oxygen levels
A) Large red spots B) Parasites on the scales C) Small black dots/speckles D) Fungal infections
A) Spots and patterns resembling a leopard B) Solid dark color C) Scaleless body D) Vertical stripes only
A) Males are larger B) Difficult to distinguish externally C) Females have brighter colors D) Males have longer fins
A) Water hardness is not important B) Hard water is preferred C) Extremely hard water is needed D) Soft water is preferred
A) Biological filtration B) Chemical filtration C) Mechanical filtration D) No filtration is needed |