Ball python QUIZ, borrred

Just for fun.. and mostly for newbs

http://www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/...le=ball-python

Heh,

Who do I talk to if I disagree with some of the answers? :P


dr del

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Originally Posted by dr del

Heh,

Who do I talk to if I disagree with some of the answers? :P


dr del

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nobody, its just for fUN

My score - 66.67%

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Originally Posted by PRGotBalls

My score - 66.67%

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right on! It's impossible to get the last one right, so thats pretty good. maybe if enough ppl show interest someone with some more knowledge then me can make a longer better quiz. I like how it show's me everyones results too!

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Originally Posted by dr del

Heh,

Who do I talk to if I disagree with some of the answers? :P


dr del

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I had that problem too....

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Originally Posted by kc261

I had that problem too....

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ok lets hear it, whats the problem?

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Originally Posted by nicktreb

ok lets hear it, whats the problem?

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Baby bps once you get them started are usually aggressive eaters. IMO at least.

77.78% for me. One question wrong and that was the month of lowering temps. :P

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Originally Posted by Spaniard

Baby bps once you get them started are usually aggressive eaters.

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and they can be picky and they also sometimes have to be hand fed, which is why the correct answer is.. all of the above

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Originally Posted by Sarin

77.78% for me. One question wrong and that was the month of lowering temps. :P

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nice one, there actually is a way to cheat and get that last question right hahaha

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Q.4) Baby ball pythons tend to be..

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How can they tend to be 4 different things? If they tend to be something its usually one or the other. If they could be any of 4 things then they no longer have tendencies but are actually quite variable.

88.9% :p

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Originally Posted by Spaniard

How can they tend to be 4 different things? If they tend to be something its usually one or the other. If they could be any of 4 things then they no longer have tendencies but are actually quite variable.

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Tendencies "tend" to differ from each individual snake. LOL

well on the third try........:mad: i got it :P:P

What is the approximate average weight of a ball python egg? 100g.

I do not agree. my month old hatchling was 70g. they range between 50-80g.

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Originally Posted by nicktreb

Tendencies "tend" to differ from each individual snake. LOL

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You're missing the point...but I'm not here to spoil anybodies cheerios...

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Originally Posted by Spaniard

You're missing the point...but I'm not here to spoil anybodies cheerios...

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I got what i wanted from it

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Originally Posted by Sarin

77.78% for me. One question wrong and that was the month of lowering temps. :P

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October

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Originally Posted by Kaorte

What is the approximate average weight of a ball python egg? 100g.

I do not agree. my month old hatchling was 70g. they range between 50-80g.

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And my oranges weighed more than my apples...so?

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Originally Posted by PRGotBalls

October

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Ah I was 1 month off. :P

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Originally Posted by pavlovk1025

And my oranges weighed more than my apples...so?

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They do not approximately weigh 100g.

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Originally Posted by Kaorte

They do not approximately weigh 100g.

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Listen you're welcome to make your own quiz if you think you can do better. I made all the questions from information I already knew, and wasnt going to waste my time looking up information which is pretty much all debatable anyway. I've personally had some nice healthy ball python eggs that we're approximately 100 grams. Obviously your ball python weighs less then that, there is more to an egg then just the snake. It's just for fun and maybe you should look up the word approximately.

I start adjusting light in October, and lowering temps in November, and I am a breeder.. <lol>

And your timer is too fast, and doesn't account for slow page-loading times.

Ball python eggs can vary a LOT in weight. My larger females tend to lay much larger eggs, and I've had babies hatch out at over 88 grams (the egg itself weighed considerably more than that--quite a bit over 100 grams). I believe there's a thread around here somewhere about an egg that weighed over 200 grams and hatched out a healthy gigantic baby...
Healthy ball python eggs weigh approximately somewhere on a range in between two or more of the sets of numbers you listed. ;)

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Originally Posted by Kaorte

They do not approximately weigh 100g.

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Youre missing the point. The question was weight of a BP egg, not a hatchling. DUH. :P