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Worksheets3 Aquarium (+ Perch) Review
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 38mins
A method(s) often used to remove particles from the water could be
changing the water
a “hanging” filter
an undergravel filter
all are used to remove particles from the water
The most important gas in an aquarium is
oxygen
ammonia
nitrogen
carbon dioxide
In general, which type of tank can be easier to maintain?
saltwater tank
freshwater tank
both are the same
The letters pH refer to
percent of H2O
parts in a hundred
percent/power of hydrogen ions
possible hydrography
Which of the following is needed for a saltwater aquarium only?
thermometer
heater
filter
hydrometer
The range for the pH of freshwater tanks should be?
6.8 - 7.2
7.8 - 8.5
. 6.5 - 7.0
8.2 - 8.7
One of the most common fish diseases, Ich, is caused by a
bacteria
protozoan
fungus
virus
Toxic material(s) in salt water tanks would include
*- painted decorations
**-coral/sand
***-metallic objects
both * & ***
Excess food should be removed after
5-10 min
1 hour
30 min
2-3 min
In saltwater tanks, a material used as a buffer must have
lots of pH
a. salt
calcium carbonate
hydrogen sulfide
An organism feeding on the living tissues of another is
predation
gross
territoriality
parasitism
Territoriality can be between
the same species
different species
both may cause territoriality
neither causes territoriality
One example of a beneficial bacteria in a fish tank is?
Anaerobic
Nitroglycerin
Artemia
Nitrobacter
Which of these is the correct way that the nitrogen cycle works?
nitrate--> ammonia-->nitrite
nitrite --> nitrate -->ammonia
ammonia -->nitrite--> nitrate
ammonia -->nitrate--> nitrite
An ideal temperature range for a freshwater tank
75o - 80o F
80o - 85o F
78o - 82o F
68o - 72o F
The ideal pH range for a saltwater tank is about
6.8 – 7.2
7.8 – 8.5
6.5 – 7.0
a. 8.2 – 8.7
Which of the following could be reasons that your tank is cloudy?
Overfeeding/Overpopulation
Insufficiently filtered
Bacteria bloom
all reasons for the tank to be cloudy
The function of sand/coral in a saltwater aquarium is
*- to provide a place of attachment for bacteria
**- to buffer the pH of the tank
***- to increase the salinity of the salt water
both * & **
What happens to the salinity levels in the water after evaporation occurs?
It increases
It decreases
It stays the same
It also evaporates
Which of the following is most toxic step of the nitrogen cycle?
Nitrite
Nitrate
Ammonia
all are equal
Chemical filtration is actually accomplished by using?
Filter bag/cartridge to catch or trap particles
Bed of activated carbon rocks or sand that removes and traps the toxins in the rocks
A bio bag that absorbs toxic chemicals and breaks down organic waste
A culture of beneficial bacteria to consume solid wastes
A hydrometer is used to measure what in an aquarium
*- the density of a liquid
**-the volume of a liquid
***-the salt content of a liquid
both * and ***
After eating Ammonia, the bacteria in our tanks directly produce a less harmful waste product known as __________ then convert it to the least toxic waste product ____________.
Nitrate / Nitrite
Nitrite / Nitrate
Nitrogen/Nitrate
Nitrogen/Nitrite
An Undergravel filter is used as a type of filter for saltwater tanks.
True
False
Never wash the inside of your tank with soaps.
True
False
Most fish diseases occur within the first few weeks after the fish have been put in the tank.
True
False
Nitrate is the most toxic waste in a fish tank.
True
False
Some examples of community fish are mollies, guppies, tertras, and bettas.
True
False
Angelfish, clownfish, and anemones are examples of organisms found in a coral reef saltwater tank.
True
False
The conversion to nitrite is the last step of the Nitrogen Cycle.
True
False
Nitrosomonas bacteria convert nitrite into nitrate.
True
False
Perch belong to which of the following class of organisms
Class Chondricthyes
Class Agnatha
Class Osteichthyes
Class Pisces
What is found on the outside of the body, which is sensitive to vibrations in the water & allows the fish to sense differences in pressure, low-frequency sounds, current directions, and temperature changes in the water?
Lateral Line
Operculum
Nostrils
Air/swim bladder
plants
nitrobacter
