Frogs are a common animal in China. There are many frogs living in the wild, and they usually move beside rice fields or ponds. When some people encounter frogs, they want to take them home and breed them. Frogs caught in the wild can be fed. However, there are many factors that need to be paid attention to when raising frogs in the wild, and they are not particularly easy to raise, and the requirements for the surrounding environment are relatively high, so attention should be paid to temperature, feeding and hygiene. Moreover, frogs in the wild may carry some bacteria, which may be harmful to human beings. If they are bred, they should pay attention to disinfection. Frogs may jump around at ordinary times, which makes them difficult to raise, if it takes energy to raise them.

1. Farm land: If you breed frogs caught in the wild, the first thing to do is to provide them with suitable sites, or containers. Aquarium can be used, but frog long-term expectation is not good in water, and it is necessary to arrange certain land for them, so aquarium is best combined with land and water.

2. Feeding: Frogs eat live bait, and there are many insects they can eat. They can be specially preyed on, or they can be bought. Earthworms, flies, mosquitoes, maggots, silkworms, etc. are all possible.

3. Water temperature: Water temperature also needs special attention. Frogs are amphibians and are very sensitive to the ambient temperature. Although different frogs have different requirements for water temperature, it is more appropriate to keep it between 18 and 24 degrees on the whole.

4. Hygiene: Before putting frogs caught in the wild into aquariums, it is best to disinfect them to avoid bacteria. After that, we must do a good job of keeping hygiene, otherwise frogs will get sick and even die.