A) 70-90% B) 30-40% C) 90-100% D) 50-60%
A) Gravel B) Clay C) Sand D) Coco coir
A) Leafy greens and vegetables B) Fruit only C) Seeds D) Meat
A) They are acidic B) They contain toxins C) Snails love citrus D) They are too hard to eat
A) Calcium B) Sodium C) Potassium D) Iron
A) Sugar cubes B) Cuttlebone C) Table salt D) Cooking oil
A) Daily B) Never C) Monthly D) Weekly
A) 40-50°F (4-10°C) B) 65-75°F (18-24°C) C) 80-90°F (27-32°C) D) Below freezing
A) To add calcium B) To maintain humidity C) To disinfect the enclosure D) To feed the snails
A) Warm water B) Harsh chemicals C) Paper towels D) Vinegar solution (diluted)
A) 1 week B) 30 days C) Immediately D) 1 day
A) To prevent the spread of parasites or diseases B) To allow them to adjust to a new environment C) To see if they will mate D) To make them easier to handle
A) A cracked shell B) Active movement C) Constantly hiding D) Staying completely still
A) Remove the damaged part of the shell B) Provide calcium and keep the area clean C) Glue the shell back together with super glue D) Nothing, it will heal on its own
A) Spray the enclosure with insecticide B) Ignore them, they are harmless C) Replace the substrate and clean the enclosure D) Remove the snails and freeze them
A) Put them in direct sunlight B) Provide a water dish C) Don't mist the enclosure D) Blow a fan on them
A) Cephalopod B) Gastropod C) Arthropod D) Pedipod
A) It is hibernating B) It is trying to conserve moisture or protect itself C) It is shedding its shell D) It is molting
A) They hear through their antennae B) No C) Only certain types of sounds D) Yes, very well
A) Spinach B) Mushrooms C) Carrots D) Dried gammarus
A) The process of eating B) The process of laying eggs C) The shedding of a shell D) Dormancy during hot, dry periods
A) Only aquatic snails are B) No snails are C) Many species are D) All snails are
A) Sell them B) Leave them in the enclosure C) Feed them to the snails D) Freeze them to prevent hatching
A) They start singing B) Larger shell growth C) Increased activity D) Food rotting quickly in the enclosure
A) By their favorite food B) By their intelligence C) By the color of their foot D) By shell shape and size
A) Direct sunlight B) No lighting at all C) Indirect natural light D) UVB lighting
A) 10-15 years B) 1-2 years C) 1 week D) 50 years
A) Salt water B) Dechlorinated water C) Distilled water D) Tap water
A) Disease transmission B) They will become best friends C) They will share food D) One species will evolve
A) To keep your hands warm B) Snails are allergic to human touch C) To prevent the spread of bacteria D) To make snails slippery and easier to handle |