A) Webbed feet B) External gills C) Smooth skin D) Large eyes
A) Mexico B) Canada C) Japan D) Germany
A) Saltwater oceans B) Arid deserts C) Tropical rainforests D) Freshwater lakes
A) Metamorphosis B) Neoteny C) Estivation D) Hibernation
A) Golden yellow B) Dark brown or black C) Pure white D) Bright pink
A) Breathing B) Digging C) Swimming D) Camouflage
A) Pale pink with black eyes B) Green and yellow C) Deep blue D) Bright red
A) Leucophore gene B) Xanthophore gene C) Iridophore gene D) Melanin gene
A) Carotene B) Xanthophyll C) Melanin D) Anthocyanin
A) Copper B) Golden Albino C) Teal D) Wild Type
A) Four on front, five on back B) Four on each foot C) Five on front, four on back D) Five on each foot
A) 50+ years B) 20-30 years C) 1-2 years D) 5-15 years
A) Axolotl pellets B) Bloodworms C) Earthworms D) Lettuce
A) 60-68°F (16-20°C) B) 85-90°F (29-32°C) C) 75-80°F (24-27°C) D) 32-40°F (0-4°C)
A) It increases the pH of the water. B) Axolotls can ingest it and become impacted. C) It makes the tank too heavy. D) It encourages algae growth.
A) Salamandra salamandra B) Ambystoma mexicanum C) Rana temporaria D) Triturus cristatus
A) Color variation B) Gender C) Body size D) Age
A) Influenza B) Saprolegnia (fungal infection) C) Tuberculosis D) Measles
A) Generate heat B) Filter water C) Reflect light and create a shimmering effect D) Produce melanin for dark coloration
A) Goldfish B) Guppy C) Axolotl D) Beta Fish
A) Cubs B) Fry C) Kittens D) Efts
A) They increase the pH B) They damage the glass C) They attract algae D) They are toxic to axolotls
A) White pigments B) Blue and green pigments C) Yellow and orange pigments D) Black and brown pigments
A) Overfeeding B) Lack of hiding places C) Too much light D) Poor water quality
A) Eyes B) Limbs C) Heads D) Hearts
A) An alternative scientific name B) A non-existent variety C) A naturally occurring morph D) A special bread of axolotl
A) Gills and skin B) Lungs C) Scales D) Stomach
A) Attraction B) Holding prey C) Chewing food D) Defense
A) Live Birther B) Stem Cell Splitter C) Egg Layer D) Budding Clone
A) Mammal B) Reptile C) Amphibian D) Fish |