A) 6x3x3 feet B) 4x2x2 feet C) 10x5x5 feet D) 8x4x4 feet
A) 80-90°F B) 60-70°F C) 100-110°F D) 120-130°F
A) Gravel B) A mix of topsoil, cypress mulch, and play sand C) Newspaper D) Reptile carpet
A) Twice a week B) Daily C) Every other day D) Weekly
A) Ground turkey B) Lettuce C) Cat food D) Dog food
A) Only calcium B) Only vitamin D3 C) Calcium and vitamin D3 D) None
A) 30-40% B) 10-20% C) 90-100% D) 60-80%
A) A reptile's hibernation-like state B) A type of shedding C) A mating ritual D) A sign of illness
A) Fall B) Winter C) Spring D) Summer
A) By the neck B) Support their entire body C) Pick them up quickly D) By the tail
A) Hair loss B) Metabolic Bone Disease (MBD) C) Diabetes D) Overheating
A) Lack of calcium and/or vitamin D3 B) Too much protein C) Too much vitamin D3 D) Too much calcium
A) Yearly B) Spot cleaned daily, fully cleaned weekly C) Monthly D) Never
A) None B) Secure with latches or locks C) Glass with no locks D) Lightweight mesh
A) It doesn't hold humidity B) It is toxic to reptiles C) It attracts mites D) It is too expensive
A) To prevent the spread of disease B) To save space C) It's not important D) To see if they get along
A) Yes B) No C) Mildly D) Potentially
A) Generally no, they are solitary animals B) Yes, if they are a breeding pair C) Yes, if they are siblings D) Yes, if they are the same size
A) Apply petroleum jelly B) Increase humidity and provide a shallow bath C) Peel it off forcefully D) Ignore it
A) Grapes B) Insects like crickets and roaches C) Bread D) Candy
A) Berries and bananas B) Avocados C) Rhubarb D) Citrus fruits
A) Lower the temperature B) Force feed it C) Ignore it D) Consult a veterinarian
A) Only a basking spot B) Just a water bowl C) Hides, digging opportunities, and varied food items D) Nothing
A) Immediately B) 2 weeks C) 1 week D) At least 30-60 days
A) A small bowl B) None, they get water from food C) A large, shallow dish D) A water bottle
A) 2-5 years B) 15-20 years C) 5-10 years D) 25-30 years
A) To provide heat B) To help them shed C) To synthesize vitamin D3 D) To help them see
A) A ceramic heat emitter or red light B) A black light C) Any colored light D) A bright white light
A) A livestock vet B) A bird vet C) A dog and cat vet D) An exotics vet
A) Immediately grab it B) Use thick gloves and a calm approach C) Poke it with a stick D) Yell at it |