A) High protein, low calcium B) High fat, low vitamins C) High sugar, low fiber D) High fiber, low protein
A) Outdoor enclosure when weather permits B) Cardboard box C) Small glass terrarium D) Aquarium with water
A) Proper temperature gradient B) Complete darkness C) Constant high humidity D) Freezing temperatures
A) Ice bath B) No heating at all C) Basking spot and shaded area D) Only a heat lamp
A) Vitamin D3 synthesis B) To keep them warm C) For camouflage D) To attract mates
A) Calcium B) Sodium C) Potassium D) Iron
A) Never B) Every hour C) Regularly, especially young tortoises D) Once a month
A) Increased activity B) Constant basking C) Loss of appetite D) Bright eyes
A) Give it human medication B) Wait and see if it gets better C) Release it into the wild D) Consult a reptile veterinarian
A) Topsoil and playsand mix B) Astroturf C) Cedar shavings D) Gravel
A) By its eating habits B) By examining the tail and plastron C) By its behavior D) By its shell color
A) Smaller is better B) They always get along C) Sufficient space and resources D) No need for separate feeding areas
A) Give it caffeine B) Force it to hibernate immediately C) Keep it warm and feed it normally D) Gradually reduce feeding and temperature
A) To see if it likes the enclosure B) To observe its personality C) It's not necessary D) To prevent the spread of disease
A) Edible flowers B) Fruits high in sugar C) Dark leafy greens D) Weeds
A) Sharp rocks B) Plastic toys C) Soft food only D) Cuttlebone
A) Very high, over 80% B) Very low, less than 20% C) Varies depending on the species D) Doesn't matter
A) They don't need any enrichment B) To stimulate their minds and prevent boredom C) To make the enclosure look nice D) Only for baby tortoises
A) Empty B) Deep bowl C) Shallow and easily accessible D) Automatic water fountain
A) Lice B) Roundworms C) Mosquitoes D) Fleas
A) To make the enclosure look natural B) To provide a secure place to rest C) To trap prey D) To store food
A) Daily B) Yearly C) Never D) Monthly
A) A bacterial or fungal infection of the shell B) A type of camouflage C) A vitamin deficiency D) A normal part of shell growth
A) Running on a treadmill B) Playing fetch C) Swimming in a pool D) Natural foraging behavior
A) Only rely on pet store advice B) Consult reputable books and websites C) Guess D) Ask a friend
A) Doesn't have any impact B) Rapid growth and shell deformities C) More resistant to disease D) Healthier and stronger tortoise
A) Toxicity if ingested B) They attract tortoises C) They prevent shell growth D) Makes the enclosure cleaner
A) To find the best price for a tortoise B) Some species are protected or require permits C) It is never illegal to own any animal D) There are no laws about tortoise ownership
A) A sign of good health B) A type of camouflage C) A normal shell pattern D) Abnormal bumpy shell growth
A) Playing loud music B) Putting them in a maze C) Giving them a mirror D) Scatter feeding |