Frogs are common amphibians, and wild frogs are often seen beside rivers or reservoirs. In addition, frogs can also be farmed artificially, and there will be special pet frogs for sale in the market. Moreover, breeding frogs is beneficial to families from feng shui, especially for families with children, because there is a saying that breeding frogs is beneficial to children studying at home. However, after all, frogs are different from ordinary pets such as cats and dogs. Their living environment is quite special, and they have higher requirements for surrounding temperature, light and other factors. There are still many problems that need attention in family breeding.

1. Container: To raise frogs at home, you need a suitable container first. You can use an aquarium, and it is best to use an aquarium with half water and half land, because frogs are amphibians, and sometimes they need to live on land and sometimes they need to live in water. At the bottom of the aquarium, some bottom materials need to be placed. Gravel is a good choice. Water can be added to wet the gravel.

2. Food: Feeding frogs is also an important task. Because of the special eye structure of frogs, they need to be fed with live insects. Crickets are a better choice, so are other reptiles. At the beginning, the amount of food can be decided according to their wishes, and then the frogs can be fed according to their appetite.

3. Temperature: Frogs are also sensitive to the surrounding temperature, but different frogs have different specific requirements for the surrounding temperature, so breeders need to adjust and control according to the specific requirements of frogs.

4. Illumination: Frogs also need to bask in the sun every day, so the aquarium can be placed in a place with proper light. In case of cloudy and rainy weather, ultraviolet lamps can be used to properly supplement the light.

5. Hygiene: Maintaining good hygiene is also very important, which requires farmers to clean their aquariums regularly and provide them with clean water.

6. Disease prevention and control: Frogs sometimes get sick because of inappropriate food or messy environment, so farmers have to observe the state of frogs regularly and treat symptoms in time.