A) Enrichment activities B) Tank size C) Water quality D) Feeding schedule
A) Loud music B) Crowded tank mates C) Dim lighting D) Sudden movements
A) Commercial dog food B) Frozen fish and squid C) Kelp and algae D) Live rodents
A) Never B) Once a year C) Only when visibly dirty D) Regularly, depending on bio-load
A) Erratic swimming B) Clear eyes and good appetite C) Cloudy eyes and lethargy D) Loss of scales
A) Touching the dorsal fin B) Touching the pectoral fins C) Touching the tail D) Touching the gills
A) Introducing during feeding time B) Immediate mixing C) Quarantine period D) Ignoring their size
A) Cloudiness B) Salinity C) pH level D) Temperature
A) Lack of interaction B) Small tank size C) Constant bright light D) Novel food items
A) Common cold B) Fin rot C) Measles D) Chickenpox
A) To predict the weather B) Because it's fun C) To train them to do tricks D) To detect early signs of illness
A) Oval or circular B) Triangular C) Rectangular with sharp corners D) Square
A) Keep them dry B) Keep them submerged in water C) Tie their fins down D) Put them in a cardboard box
A) Feed it more food B) Force-feed it C) Ignore it D) Consult a veterinarian
A) Aggressive behavior towards people B) Calm and relaxed swimming C) Pacing and rubbing against tank walls D) Playing with tank decorations
A) Gravel B) Crushed coral C) Sand or bare bottom D) Sharp rocks
A) Adds oxygen B) Adds nutrients C) Removes organic waste D) Controls temperature
A) Add weights to the shark B) Decrease water levels C) Consult with a vet for possible treatments D) Let the shark recover on its own
A) Provide ample space and hiding places B) Keep them hungry C) Introduce more sharks D) Isolate aggressive individuals permanently
A) Rubbing alcohol B) Melafix or similar aquarium-safe antiseptic C) Bleach D) Hydrogen peroxide
A) Visual inspection only B) Smelling the water C) Tasting the water D) Regular water testing
A) Predatory behavior of the sharks B) Both A and C C) Compatibility issues with other animals D) Friendship between the sharks and other animals
A) Overfeeding B) Poor biological filtration C) Healthy ecosystem D) Both A and C
A) 85-90°F (29-32°C) B) 72-78°F (22-26°C) C) 60-65°F (15-18°C) D) Below 50°F (10°C)
A) To immediately feed the shark B) To train the shark C) To prevent osmotic shock D) To make the shark feel welcome
A) To isolate sick sharks B) To breed smaller fish for the sharks to eat C) To store extra food D) To grow beneficial organisms and improve water quality
A) Increased appetite B) Excessive scratching against objects C) Bright coloration D) Calm behavior
A) Only feeding at night B) Overfeeding to ensure everyone gets enough C) Target feeding with a feeding stick D) Dumping all food at once
A) A combination of mechanical, chemical, and biological filtration B) Only mechanical filtration C) No filtration at all D) Only chemical filtration
A) Just for fun B) To show off to visitors C) To track changes and identify potential problems early D) Because it's required by law everywhere |