A) 40-50°F (4-10°C) B) 80-90°F (27-32°C) C) 60-70°F (15-21°C) D) 90-100°F (32-38°C)
A) Softened water B) Dechlorinated tap water C) Saltwater D) Distilled water
A) Gravel B) Live blackworms C) Sunlight D) Dog food
A) Salamander B) Nymph C) Eft D) Tadpole
A) A heater B) A land area C) A mirror D) A strong current
A) Never B) Monthly (complete water changes) C) Weekly (partial water changes) D) Daily
A) Loss of appetite B) Bright colors C) Increased activity D) Rapid growth
A) Spray it with bleach B) Leave it alone, it's natural C) Add more water D) Remove the mold and improve ventilation
A) Gravel small enough to be ingested B) Bare bottom tank C) Fine sand D) Smooth river rocks
A) Blacklight B) UVB lighting C) Indirect, low-level lighting D) Bright, direct sunlight
A) Canine distemper B) Athlete's foot C) Red leg D) Bird flu
A) Yes, they thrive in large groups. B) Yes, as long as the tank is big enough. C) Yes, but only if they are the same sex. D) No, some species are solitary and can be aggressive.
A) Table salt B) Gut-loaded insects C) Bleach D) Vitamin C supplements
A) Shedding skin B) Hibernation C) Breeding season D) The transformation from larva to adult
A) Cactus B) Poison ivy C) Rose bush D) Java moss
A) Never handle it. B) Hold it by its tail. C) Gently scoop it up in a net or wet hands. D) Grab it firmly.
A) To give them time to adjust to the water temperature B) To help them learn the tank layout C) To force them to socialize D) To prevent the spread of disease
A) Lungs B) Gills C) Skin D) Nose
A) South America B) North America, Europe, and Asia C) Australia D) Africa
A) Add more food B) Stir it into the substrate C) Remove it promptly D) Leave it for later
A) To heat the water B) To entertain the newts C) To remove waste and maintain water quality D) To provide light
A) Boiling it B) Freezing it C) Using a dechlorinating product D) Letting it sit in the sun for a day
A) They attract mosquitos. B) They make the water saltier. C) They make the newts louder. D) They help oxygenate the water.
A) 1-2 years B) Less than a year C) 20-30 years D) 5-15 years
A) Chlorine and chloramine B) The water is too pure C) Too much oxygen D) Too many minerals
A) Hamsters B) Daphnia C) Goldfish D) Lobsters
A) The newt eats the shed skin. B) Shedding occurs very rapidly C) Shedding occurs in one or two pieces. D) The newt's color becomes dull.
A) Add salt to the water B) Remove all plants C) Simulate seasonal changes in temperature and lighting D) Play loud music
A) An open space B) A vibrating platform C) A hollow log D) A brightly colored toy
A) How easy they are to train. B) Legal regulations and conservation status. C) How much they cost. D) How cute they are. |