A) Untreated wood B) Cardboard C) Metal mesh D) Glass or acrylic
A) Just enough to cover the bottom B) Several inches C) No substrate needed D) 1 inch
A) No special lighting B) UVB lighting C) Infrared lighting D) Full spectrum lighting
A) Very high humidity B) Standing water C) Moderate humidity D) Very low humidity
A) Pinky mice B) Mealworms C) Pinhead crickets D) Small pieces of fruit
A) Once a week B) Every day C) Every other day D) Once a month
A) Gloves B) Bare hands C) Long tongs D) Tweezers
A) Brighter coloration B) Increased activity C) Refusal to eat D) Aggressiveness
A) Help remove the old exoskeleton B) Increase humidity dramatically C) Offer food immediately D) Leave it undisturbed
A) About a year B) A few weeks C) A few days D) Several months
A) In a silk sac B) In a burrow C) Attached to their legs D) On their backs
A) Spitting venom B) Sting C) Bite D) Camouflage
A) No B) Only if it's not venomous C) Only with a permit D) Yes
A) Cancer B) Diabetes C) Mites D) The Common Cold
A) Shallow dish with pebbles B) Spray bottle C) No water dish needed D) Deep bowl
A) 30-40°F B) 100-110°F C) 75-90°F D) 50-60°F
A) Never clean the enclosure B) Spot clean regularly, full clean every few months C) Clean daily with soap and water D) Use harsh chemicals for disinfection
A) It hates the food B) It is dead C) It is naturally fasting D) Could be premolt or environmental issues
A) Yes, scorpions are very social B) Yes, if they are from the same region C) Generally no D) Yes, if they are the same size
A) Ignore it, it's just like a bee sting B) Apply ice immediately C) Seek medical attention if symptoms worsen D) Cut and suck out the venom
A) Sand or a sand/soil mix B) Gravel C) Peat moss D) Coco fiber
A) Venom potency B) Color C) Size D) Price
A) By their color B) DNA testing C) By their size D) By examining the pectines
A) Leave it, it's natural B) Spray it with bleach C) Remove the moldy substrate and improve ventilation D) Add more water
A) Herpetology B) Scorpionology C) Entomology D) Arachnology
A) Brightly colored toys B) Mirrors C) Open spaces D) Cork bark, rocks, or half logs
A) Use predatory mites B) Increase humidity C) Use insecticide spray D) Do nothing, they're harmless
A) Warm climates B) Arctic regions C) Temperate forests D) Oceanic environments
A) Nocturnal activity B) Hibernation C) Diurnal activity D) Migration
A) Several years B) About a year C) A few months D) Decades |