A) 35 ppt B) 20 ppt C) 15 ppt D) 50 ppt
A) Algae B) Kelp C) Pellets D) Frozen fish and squid
A) 500 gallons B) 2,000 gallons C) 10,000 gallons D) 1,000 gallons
A) Calcium level B) Ammonia level C) Nitrate level D) Phosphate level
A) Hairballs B) Skin abrasions C) Overeating D) Feather plucking
A) Monthly B) Daily C) Annually D) Weekly
A) Great White Shark B) Epaulette Shark C) Bamboo Shark D) Catshark
A) Just Chemical B) Mechanical and Biological C) Just Mechanical D) Just Biological
A) 72-78°F (22-26°C) B) 50-55°F (10-13°C) C) 85-90°F (29-32°C) D) 60-65°F (15-18°C)
A) Any fish will do B) They are unnecessary C) They help clean the tank D) Compatibility is crucial to avoid aggression
A) Increased appetite B) Lethargic behavior C) Vibrant color D) Erratic swimming
A) Adds minerals B) Controls temperature C) Removes organic waste D) Adds oxygen
A) Add water from the new tank to the bag all at once B) Immediately release into the tank C) Drip acclimation D) Float the bag for 10 minutes
A) In a specialized transport bag with oxygen B) In a cardboard box C) Wrapped in a wet towel D) In a bucket of water
A) Fin markings B) Scale patterns C) Gill slit count D) Teeth arrangement
A) Bright, intense lighting B) Subdued lighting C) No lighting needed D) Ultraviolet lighting
A) Promoting natural hunting behaviors B) Sharks becoming less aggressive C) Reducing food waste D) Accidental bites
A) Hiding places and novel objects B) Loud music C) Nothing, they don't need it. D) Artificial plants
A) Weekly B) Daily C) Only when there's a problem D) Monthly
A) To avoid stress to the established sharks B) To acclimate to a different diet C) To save space D) To observe for disease
A) Epaulette Shark B) Tiger Shark C) Great Hammerhead D) Whale Shark
A) Detecting electrical fields B) Detecting sound waves C) Sensing light D) Smelling chemicals
A) To raise water temperature B) To lower water temperature C) To remove nitrates D) To add oxygen
A) Providing a place for sharks to hide B) Adding minerals to the water C) Aesthetic appearance D) Gas buildup
A) Gasping at the surface B) Rapid swimming C) Normal behavior D) Resting on the bottom
A) Species-specific regulations B) Only local laws apply C) Only international laws apply D) There are no regulations
A) To know its market value B) Only for conservation efforts C) To understand its specific needs D) To impress your friends
A) Water pump B) Protein skimmer C) Wave maker D) Filtration system
A) Strong, circular flow B) No flow is necessary C) Weak, laminar flow D) Intermittent flow
A) Protective eyelid B) Swim bladder C) Sensory organ D) Gill covering |