Pop Quiz!

[Bloo]

100 % first time round !

 

[Squid]

100 % first time round !

There always one.. swot... ho ho

Squid

 

[chishnfips]

I got 80% B)

I got the flying fish one wrong and the angel fish scientific name wrong.

yipee

 

[Tabbiespice]

I got 80%.........not bad for a newbie
I got Q7 and 8 wrong..........name of the bacteria and latin name for the angel

 

[OohFeeshy]

90%, Q9 was a bit misleading... New tank syndrome is more like the effects on the fish when the tank is cycling, not the period. The period is called the cycle...

 

[Squid]

Well, perhaps there should be a TFF one that test members to see if they have read the pinned topics

Newly registered members should take the test, then take it again a bit later to see if they have learnt anything You have to get 90% or more before you are allowed to set up a tank

Cant see it catching on though... ho hum bah humbug

Squid

 

[Annastasia]

I got 100% too.....but I guessed on the flying fish one. Question 1 was very mis-leading though. I sat there for about 5 minutes thinking about that one.

 

[prankster705]

100%
I did guess the flying fish question

Guessed the flame angel name and the fling fish... ...So I got a 100% in first guess...
Here are my results:
Question 1: Correct. Two Bettas should never be placed in a single tank except when: one is a female.

Question 2: Correct. The Marine Flying Fish has been observed leaving water at 35 mph.

Question 3: Correct. Fluorescent aquarium lamps... produce less heat than incandescent bulbs.

Question 4: Correct. A tiger barb is a... tropical fish.

Question 5: Correct. Which of these common aquarium fish is a livebearer? Swordtail.

Question 6: Correct. Biological filtration... all of the above.

Question 7: Correct. What are the actual bacteria responsible for nitrification in closed aquatic systems?? Nitrosomonas, Nitrosospira and Nitrospira.

Question 8: Correct. What is the scientific name of the salt water fish commonly known as the flame angel? Centropyge loriculus.

Question 9: Correct. The term "new tank syndrome" refers to: the time required to establish a culture of nitrifying bacteria in a new aquarium.

Question 10: Correct. Gourami's lay their eggs by: building bubble nests.
You got 100 % right. Thanks for taking our Fishkeeping Quiz. Please check back regularly for updated questions.


Apears my time on the internet isn't completly useless. . .

 

[Durbkat]

90%

I didn't get number 8.



Hardley far you want everyone to share results but you don't post your own

Come on! How did you do???

Alright I missed 3,6,7,8, and 9 ) Dang I suck. I bet Tolak would get that angelfish question right.

 

[Dwarfs]

I missed 7, because I don't know much about bacteria, just that there is good and bad bacteria, and 9 because I start new tanks by adding substrate from a mature tank. I've never had to actually ha to wait for bacteria to grow in a tank

 

[clunkster]

100% but i did guess on 2 & 8 so at least i can guess right

 

[Fella]

What are the actual bacteria responsible for nitrification in closed aquatic systems??
A. Nitrosomonas europaea and Nitrobacter wynogradskyii
B. E. coli and Nitrospumatus
C. Nitrosomonas, Nitrosospira and Nitrospira
D. none of the above

I really did think it was Nitrobacter that was responsible, I didn't guess it, I'm sure I read it.

Otherwise 90%