How to feed and breed frogs

Frogs can be fed with boiled egg yolk water or soybean milk when they are tadpoles. At this time, they can be fed more, preferably 1-2 times a day, or they can be fed by themselves. When the tadpoles just turn into frogs, they can be fed with animal feed such as earthworms, mealworms and maggots. But at this stage, the feeding needs to be quantitative, and it is best to feed 80% full each time. When they are fully adult, they can feed maggots, mealworms, small fish and shrimps, Chlorella and other foods until they are 70% full.

Frogs like to eat some zooplankton when they are

in the form of tadpoles. The breeder can cultivate a large number of plankton in the pond. If there is enough plankton in the container, the breeder can not feed them. If you don't have enough food, you can feed some boiled egg yolk water or soybean milk. During this period, the tadpoles should be fed, so try to provide them with enough food. After

the tadpoles change their tails and limbs, they can feed some live baits such as red worms and mealworms. At this time, they need more protein and nutrition. The breeder needs to provide them with high-nutrition food as much as possible. Frogs can eat more food when they are adults. If possible, they can hunt by themselves, because they will catch some insects that they like to eat. If there is no condition, you can feed more lean meat, animal viscera and so on. Adult frogs do not need to be fed too much food, and they can be fed until they are 7 minutes full at a time.

2. How to breed

frogs? Frogs do not require high water temperature, but they need to create an amphibious environment. They require high water quality. Breeders need to change water regularly to keep the water clean and clear. Frogs are afraid of cold and light, so it is better for them to live in a shady and warm environment.