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How to Raise Finches
Contributed by: Boyd
  • 1. What is the ideal cage size for a pair of finches?
A) 6 inches long
B) At least 24 inches long
C) 18 inches long
D) 12 inches long
  • 2. What is the primary food source for finches?
A) Fruit
B) Seed mix
C) Insects
D) Vegetables
  • 3. How often should a finch cage be cleaned?
A) Yearly
B) Monthly
C) Weekly
D) Every other week
  • 4. What is a common sign of illness in finches?
A) Active flying
B) Singing loudly
C) Preening constantly
D) Fluffed feathers
  • 5. What temperature range is ideal for finches?
A) 65-80°F
B) 90-100°F
C) 30-40°F
D) 50-60°F
  • 6. What should be provided for finches to bathe in?
A) Shallow dish of water
B) Sand
C) Oil
D) Deep bowl of water
  • 7. How can you encourage breeding in finches?
A) Isolate the pair
B) Provide a nest box
C) Lower the temperature
D) Remove all toys
  • 8. What is a common nesting material for finches?
A) Metal
B) Shredded paper
C) Rocks
D) Plastic
  • 9. How long do finch eggs typically incubate?
A) 20-25 days
B) 30-40 days
C) 3-5 days
D) 12-16 days
  • 10. What do baby finches primarily eat?
A) Fruit
B) Insects
C) Regurgitated food from parents
D) Seeds
  • 11. What is a good source of calcium for breeding finches?
A) Plastic toys
B) Cuttlebone
C) Sandpaper
D) Gravel
  • 12. How often should water be changed in a finch cage?
A) Weekly
B) Monthly
C) Every other day
D) Daily
  • 13. What type of perches are best for finches?
A) Glass perches
B) Plastic perches
C) Natural wood perches
D) Metal perches
  • 14. What should you do if you notice mites on your finches?
A) Give them more seeds
B) Consult a veterinarian
C) Spray them with water
D) Ignore it
  • 15. What is a sign that a finch is stressed?
A) Constant singing
B) Active flying
C) Eating vigorously
D) Feather plucking
  • 16. How can you help finches during molting?
A) Provide extra nutrients
B) Lower the temperature
C) Remove all perches
D) Stop cleaning the cage
  • 17. What should you avoid placing near a finch cage?
A) Drafts
B) Toys
C) Water
D) Sunlight
  • 18. What is a common companion for finches?
A) Dogs
B) Parrots
C) Other finches
D) Cats
  • 19. How much space do finches need to fly?
A) A small confined area
B) Tall vertical space
C) No space is needed
D) Ample horizontal space
  • 20. What kind of lighting is best for finches?
A) Red lighting
B) No lighting
C) Natural sunlight or full-spectrum lighting
D) Dim lighting
  • 21. Which of the following is toxic to finches?
A) Lettuce
B) Avocado
C) Spinach
D) Broccoli
  • 22. What is the average lifespan of a finch?
A) 1-2 years
B) 5-10 years
C) 15-20 years
D) 25-30 years
  • 23. How can you enrich a finch's environment?
A) Keep the cage bare
B) Overcrowd the cage
C) Play loud music
D) Add toys and foraging opportunities
  • 24. What is a sign of a healthy finch?
A) Labored breathing
B) Bright, clear eyes
C) Sitting at the bottom of the cage
D) Dull, cloudy eyes
  • 25. What is the purpose of grit in a finch's diet?
A) Keeps their beaks sharp
B) Provides vitamins
C) Helps with feather growth
D) Aids in digestion
  • 26. When should you separate baby finches from their parents?
A) After 1 month
B) When they are fully independent
C) As soon as they hatch
D) After 2 weeks
  • 27. What type of seed should be avoided in large quantities?
A) Sunflower seeds
B) Rape seed
C) Canary seed
D) Millet
  • 28. What should you do before introducing new finches to an existing flock?
A) Quarantine the new finches
B) Put them in a different cage
C) Release them into the wild
D) Immediately introduce them
  • 29. What is the best way to catch a finch in its cage?
A) Grab it with your hands
B) Chase it around the cage
C) Use a net gently
D) Turn off the lights
  • 30. What does it mean when a finch bobs its head?
A) It is a sign of illness.
B) It is trying to scare you.
C) It is trying to hide.
D) It is a sign of happiness or excitement.
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