A) Cheapest price B) Easiest to handle C) Appropriate enclosure size D) Brightest coloration
A) Glass tank B) Screen enclosure C) Wooden cage D) Plastic tub
A) 80-90% B) 50-70% C) 90-100% D) 20-30%
A) Water bottle B) Dripping water or misting C) Water gel D) Water bowl
A) LED lights B) Incandescent bulbs C) Black lights D) UVB and heat lamps
A) Lettuce B) Fish flakes C) Crickets D) Dog food
A) Iron B) Calcium with D3 C) Vitamin C D) Vitamin B12
A) Once a year B) Daily C) Regularly spot cleaned, thorough cleaning monthly D) Never
A) Increased appetite B) Brightened coloration C) Increased activity D) Darkened coloration
A) Using gloves B) By its tail C) Frequently and roughly D) Only when necessary and gently
A) Excessive shedding B) Metabolic Bone Disease C) Shiny scales D) Rapid growth
A) To reduce humidity B) To prevent respiratory infections C) To make it easier to see the chameleon D) To keep the enclosure warm
A) Fragile, delicate plants B) Cactus plants C) Poisonous plants D) Non-toxic, sturdy plants like ficus
A) Cooler basking spot, warmer lower area B) Warmer basking spot, cooler lower area C) Extremely hot temperatures D) Consistent temperature throughout
A) Ignore it and hope it starts eating again B) Consult a veterinarian C) Offer it more crickets D) Force-feed it
A) Spiders and beetles B) Crickets and mealworms C) Butterflies and moths D) Flies and ants
A) 5-10 years, depending on species B) 20-30 years C) Less than 1 year D) 1-2 years
A) Toys B) Constant handling C) Varied perches and climbing opportunities D) Mirrors
A) To prevent the spread of diseases B) To help them adjust to their new environment C) To ensure they eat enough D) To make them easier to handle
A) Feeding insects nutritious food before feeding them to the chameleon B) Spraying insects with water C) Removing the insect's guts D) Feeding the chameleon a large meal
A) Bright eyes B) Frequent shedding C) Sunken eyes D) Increased activity
A) Paper towels B) Small particulate substrate like sand C) Bare bottom D) Large rocks
A) Always 1-2 eggs B) Chameleons don't lay eggs C) Always over 100 eggs D) Varies greatly by species
A) Crickets are never appropriate for young chameleons B) Any size cricket C) Smaller than the width of the chameleon's head D) Larger than the chameleon's head
A) Introduction of pesticides or parasites B) They will attract too many insects C) They will grow too quickly D) They will make the enclosure too humid
A) By its coloration B) By its size C) By its behavior D) Often difficult or impossible until mature
A) A period of reduced activity during colder months. B) A period of aggressive behavior. C) A period of increased appetite. D) A period of rapid growth.
A) They will not recognize each other. B) They will become lonely without a female. C) They will compete for food. D) They are highly territorial and will fight.
A) Dechlorinated or distilled water B) Soda water C) Tap water D) Salt water
A) It helps them see better. B) It allows them to synthesize Vitamin D3. C) It keeps them warm. D) It enhances their color. |