A) 110-115°F B) 95-100°F C) 80-85°F D) 70-75°F
A) LED bulbs B) Natural sunlight through glass C) Specialized UVB bulbs D) Incandescent bulbs
A) Every year B) Every 2 years C) Every 6 months D) When they burn out
A) Newspaper or paper towels B) Sand C) Gravel D) Wood shavings
A) Leafy greens B) Rodents C) Insects D) Fruits
A) Mango B) Avocado C) Papaya D) Berries
A) Drinking and soaking B) Just for drinking C) Just for humidity D) For decoration
A) Regularly, but gently B) Only when necessary C) As little as possible D) Constantly
A) Bright skin color B) Increased appetite C) Increased activity D) Swollen limbs
A) Sodium B) Iron C) Potassium D) Calcium
A) 25-30 years B) 5-10 years C) 2-5 years D) 15-20 years
A) 40-50% B) 20-30% C) 60-70% D) 80-90%
A) To save space B) To allow it to acclimate faster C) To prevent spreading diseases D) To make it easier to handle
A) Let them wear down naturally B) Use human nail clippers C) Use reptile nail clippers carefully D) File them down
A) Retained shed on toes B) Increased activity C) Increased appetite D) Brighter skin color
A) Wait a few days and see if it starts eating B) Give it only fruits C) Consult a veterinarian D) Force-feed it
A) Dandelion B) Hibiscus C) Poinsettia D) Rose
A) Offer climbing branches and hiding places B) Provide a hamster wheel C) Keep the enclosure empty D) Play loud music
A) Decreased activity B) Shedding more frequently C) Increased appetite D) Head bobbing
A) It's too expensive B) It's difficult to digest C) They don't like it D) It can cause kidney damage
A) Basiliscus plumifrons B) Iguana iguana C) Lacerta viridis D) Agama agama
A) 5-6 years B) 6 months C) 2-3 years D) 1 year
A) To mimic natural conditions B) To make the iguana sleep better C) To save energy D) To encourage shedding
A) Rapid growth B) Difficulty shedding C) Overly active behavior D) Increased appetite
A) Calcium powder B) Salt licks C) Iron supplements D) Vitamin C tablets
A) To teach them tricks B) To get them more sunlight C) To show them off to neighbors D) To prevent escape and injury
A) Increased appetite B) More frequent shedding C) Weight loss D) Increased activity
A) Wash the wound thoroughly B) Apply a bandage immediately and do nothing else C) Punish the iguana D) Ignore it
A) Use bleach B) Use a reptile-safe disinfectant C) Use ammonia D) Just use water
A) Nasal discharge B) Bright skin color C) Increased appetite D) Increased activity |