Breeding technique of stone frog what kind of feed does stone frog eat

According to scientific research, there are more than 20 kinds of mineral elements in the muscle of stone frog, among which there are 8 kinds of elements, which are potassium (K), phosphorus (P), sodium (Na), magnesium (Mg), calcium (Ca), aluminum (Al), silicon (Si) and iron (Fe). Therefore, stone frog has high health care and medicinal value. Because of this, the market demand for stone frogs is also very large, and many people begin to raise stone frogs.

Culture technology of stone frog

1. The domesticated stone frog has undergone great changes in its living environment, so it is very important to build a home for it. First, choose a good site, and then start to build a breeding pond. At this time, we need to pay attention to two points. First, the breeding environment must be similar to the wild environment of stone frogs, and it is convenient for artificial management.

2. The quality of the environment has a direct impact on the growth, development and reproduction of stone frogs. Generally speaking, stone frogs like to be quiet and afraid of noise, so they should try their best to avoid building factories near factories with high noise and roads with large traffic flow, so as to prevent stone frogs from being frightened and affect their normal growth. There should be sufficient water source near the frog factory. Rivers, lakes, reservoirs and groundwater can all be used as water sources for raising frogs, but the water source requires no pollution. The pH value is neutral and slightly acidic, and the most suitable PH value is between 6 and 7.

What kind of feed does stone frog eat?

1. What the stone frog eats is divided into different stages: egg adventitia, unfertilized eggs, high-protein flowing juice bait, egg yolk, soybean milk potato stems and leaves, melon fruit leaves, rice, fresh water grass small fly maggots, small yellow powder insects, small maggots, and so on.

2. Stone frogs like to eat live animal bait, do not eat or eat less dead animals and other immobile feed. Because of its special vision, only moving feed can be seen. In the natural state, stone frogs eat a wide range of food, in addition to insects, centipedes, spiders, horse land, snails, snails, clams, earthworms, shrimp, but also prey on crabs, miscellaneous fish, Loach, young snakes and small birds, small fish and shrimp and other insects.

3. There is no shortage of yellow powder worms. Yellow powder insect commonly known as bread worm, succulent soft yellow powder worm commonly known as bread worm, yellow powder bug is succulent mollusk, fat content, protein content up to 50%.

Do you make money by raising stone frogs?

1. Stone frog farming seems simple, but in fact, the success rate is not high, which often makes beginners suffer. Many attempts have been made in the artificial breeding of stone frogs in the southern provinces, but few of them have really succeeded and achieved obvious economic benefits; the main reason is that the growth conditions of stone frogs are relatively special and have high requirements for the environment, if the growth law of stone frogs is not clear, it is difficult to cultivate successfully.

2, such as indoor factory breeding, artificial temperature control measures can be adopted to prolong its vigorous growth period, shorten the hibernation period and accelerate the annual growth rate of stone frog. Under normal management conditions, frogs weighing more than 200 grams can lay eggs twice a year, mainly from April to May and from July to August. Each pair can ovulate up to 1000-2000 eggs. The egg is a sticky egg, the large membrane of the egg is thin, and most of them adhere to the side wall of the stone or pool, and become tadpoles after 10-15 days of hatching. Generally, the hatching rate of tadpoles can reach more than 90%, and the rate of tadpoles turning into young frogs is about 80%.

The prospect of stone frog culture in the future

1. Stone frog farming seems simple, but in fact, the success rate is not high, which often makes beginners suffer. Many attempts have been made in the artificial breeding of stone frogs in the southern provinces, but few of them have really succeeded and achieved obvious economic benefits; the main reason is that the growth conditions of stone frogs are relatively special and have high requirements for the environment, if the growth law of stone frogs is not clear, it is difficult to cultivate successfully.

2, such as indoor factory breeding, artificial temperature control measures can be adopted to prolong its vigorous growth period, shorten the hibernation period and accelerate the annual growth rate of stone frog. Under normal management conditions, frogs weighing more than 200 grams can lay eggs twice a year, mainly from April to May and from July to August. Each pair can ovulate up to 1000-2000 eggs. The egg is a sticky egg, the large membrane of the egg is thin, and most of them adhere to the side wall of the stone or pool, and become tadpoles after 10-15 days of hatching.

In the above article, I briefly introduced some of the breeding techniques of stone frogs, as well as the points for attention in raising stone frogs. Everyone also has a certain understanding of the stone frog. In fact, the price of stone frogs is not very high, so if there are conditions at home, it is recommended to buy more stone frogs to eat.