A) 1 square foot B) 0.5 square feet C) 2 square feet D) 3 square feet
A) Concrete B) Gravel C) Pine shavings D) Sand
A) 2-4 weeks B) 6-8 weeks C) 12-14 weeks D) 20-22 weeks
A) 32% B) 20% C) 28% D) 16%
A) Common cold B) Coccidiosis C) Chickenpox D) Measles
A) Annually B) Bi-annually C) Monthly D) Weekly
A) Automatic waterer (large) B) Hose C) Shallow dish with pebbles D) Deep bucket
A) 95 degrees Fahrenheit B) 105 degrees Fahrenheit C) 80 degrees Fahrenheit D) 70 degrees Fahrenheit
A) Remove all food B) Keep them in complete darkness C) Overcrowd them D) Provide adequate space and enrichment
A) Candy B) Mealworms C) Chocolate D) Soda
A) 2-3 years B) 6 months C) 10-12 years D) 20+ years
A) A damp, shaded area B) Protection from predators C) Exposure to direct sunlight all day D) Proximity to a noisy area
A) Provides extra calcium B) Keeps them entertained C) Aids in digestion D) Helps with feather growth
A) Exactly 6 inches B) At least 8 inches C) Less than 4 inches D) Over 4 feet
A) Gamebird feed B) Lettuce C) Sunflower Seeds D) Insects
A) Feather picking B) Eating more food C) Singing loudly D) Increased egg production
A) Constantly changing B) Cold and wet C) Loud and busy D) Quiet and calm
A) Weekly B) Only when they seem sick C) Monthly D) Daily
A) Leave them outside in all conditions B) Give them ice cubes C) Spray them with water D) Provide a sheltered area
A) To let them adjust to the new environment B) To see if they get along with the other quail C) To prevent the spread of disease D) To give them a different type of feed
A) 55-65% B) 0% C) 20-30% D) 80-90%
A) 70 degrees Fahrenheit B) 99.5-100 degrees Fahrenheit C) 85 degrees Fahrenheit D) 105 degrees Fahrenheit
A) Once per day B) 3-5 times per day C) Never D) Every hour
A) Shell thickness B) Yolk color C) Fertility D) Egg size
A) 1 week before hatching B) The day they start pipping C) Never stop turning D) 3 days before hatching
A) The egg changing color B) The chick breaking through the shell C) The egg rolling around in the incubator D) The egg starting to sweat
A) It's bad luck B) It will make the chick weaker C) It can cause injury or death D) It's unnecessary
A) Access to food and water B) A lot of attention C) A bath D) To be put back in the incubator
A) Paper towels B) Pine shavings C) Cedar chips D) Sand
A) To prevent dehydration B) To improve feather quality C) To prevent diseases D) To make them grow faster |