Aquarium Cycling Quiz
Aquarium Cycling Challenge
Test your knowledge about aquarium cycling and the nitrogen cycle! This quiz is designed for fish enthusiasts looking to ensure a healthy environment for their aquatic pets.
- 20 engaging questions
- Multiple-choice and text answers
- Learn about ammonia, nitrites, and nitrates
What is the main cause of death among pet fish?
New Tank Syndrome
Stress Shock Syndrome
Fungal infections (e.g. Saprolegnia)
Parasite infestations (e.g. "Ich")
Dropsy
Bacterial infections (e.g. Columnaris)
Which natural process does the phrase "aquarium cycling" refer to?
The Nitrogen Cycle
The Hydrologic (Water) Cycle
The Carbon Cycle
The Phosphorus Cycle
Which of these microorganisms are involved in the nitrogen cycle?
Bacteria
Archea
Protozoa
Algae
Fungi
Viruses
Helminths
In the aquarium, which toxic chemical is released by animal waste and decaying organic matter?
Ammonia
Nitrite
Nitrate
Phosphate
In the aquarium, where are beneficial bacteria mainly located?
Inside the filter
In the water
In the substrate
On the aquarium walls and decor
Which of these is not required for cycling to occur?
Ammonia
Nitrifying bacteria
Continuous water flow
Lighting
Which type of filter media plays the largest role in maintaining your aquarium cycle?
Biological media (e.g. Ceramic rings)
Chemical media (e.g activated carbon)
Mechanical media (e.g. Filter floss)
Buffering media (e.g. Crushed coral)
How long does it normally take to cycle an aquarium?
1-2 days
1-2 weeks
1-2 months
1-2 years
Which of these nitrogen compounds is the most toxic?
Free ammonia
Ammonium
Nitrite
Nitrate
Which of these nitrogen compounds is consumed by plants and algae?
Free ammonia
Ammonium
Nitrite
Nitrate
Which of these nitrogen compounds indicate that the cycling process is incomplete?
Free ammonia
Ammonium
Nitrite
Nitrate
Which of these events is likely to cause a major cycle crash?
A long power outage
A full water change
The addition of a new fish
A change of substrate
In a fully cycled tank, which of these nitrogen compounds continues to accumulate?
Free ammonia
Ammonium
Nitrite
Nitrate
Which of these aquariums is most likely to be fully cycled and safe to add fish to?
Ammonia = 0, nitrites = 0, nitrates = 0
Ammonia = 0.25 ppm, nitrites = 0, nitrates = 0
Ammonia = 0, nitrites = 2.0 ppm, nitrates = 0
Ammonia = 0, nitrites = 0, nitrates = 40 ppm
Which of these parameters indicated that the cycle has most likely stalled?
Ammonia > 0.5 ppm
Nitrites > 4 ppm
Nitrates > 40 ppm
PH > 7.6
What is the most efficient way to speed up the cycling process?
Use a bacterial additive
Use seeded (pre-colonized) filter media
Use water from a cycled aquarium
Add fish in the aquarium right away
Which of these parameters has the highest influence on ammonia toxicity?
PH level
Salinity
Water temperature
Oxygen level
Which of these aquarium additives is likely to kill off beneficial bacteria and cause a cycle crash?
Dechlorinator
Ammonia neutralizer
Plant fertilizer
Fish slime coat enhancer
Fish antibiotics
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