Breeding techniques of frogs

In rice fields, ponds and other places, we can often see frog activities, common frogs are black spot frog, Ze frog, golden line frog, flower back toad and so on. The following editor will introduce the techniques of frog culture for you.

1. Site selection

Frogs like to grow in rice fields, ponds and other places, so when selecting land, try to choose places with clean water quality and sparse soil, generally soil is the most suitable for breeding.

2. Pool construction

(1) the construction of frog ponds: generally, the pond should be 80cm high, with an area of about 10 square meters, and an eating table should be built and fed with water about the depth of 15cm.

(2) Hatching pond construction: generally, the height of the incubator is 50cm, and the area is about 1 square meter. And build a table, inject 20cm about the depth of water, pH6~8, and place an oxygen bottle.

(3) tadpole pond construction: generally build a pool height of about 80cm, an area of about 8 square meters, and build a land surface and pool surface, so that tadpoles have a good activity. When building the pond, the ratio of water to land surface is 2 ∶ 1, and the water height is about 10cm, and the pH of the water quality is 6: 7. Shading should be done and tadpoles of the same specification can be reared.

(4) Construction of young frog ponds: generally, the 80cm of the pond is about high, with an area of about 6 square meters, and a land surface and pool surface are built, and small pebbles with high 5cm are placed to facilitate the activities of young frogs. When the pond is built, the water-land surface ratio is 2 ∶ 1, the water depth is about 15cm, and the pH of the water quality is 6-7.5.

3. Feeding problem

To feed frogs, you can choose pellet expanded feed or refer to the following methods:

(1) small tadpoles: mainly eat fallen leaves, algae, buds, wigglers, dead animals, earthworms, etc., and can also feed some small particles of food such as soybean dregs and mixed fish meal.

(2) Young frog stage: mainly eat mosquitoes, small insects and insect larvae.

(3) frog stage: mainly eat insects, miscellaneous fish, earthworms, shrimp, snails, centipedes, bee spiders, horse land, snails, clams, crabs, sand Loach, young snakes, small birds and so on.

4. Daily management matters

(1) tadpole management: newly hatched tadpoles have fragile vitality and high requirements for water quality, water depth and temperature, so it is necessary to ensure clean water quality, suitable pool temperature and water depth, and observe the growth status of tadpoles at any time. Make first aid measures to ensure the healthy growth of tadpoles.

(2) Young frog stage management: after tadpoles grow into young frogs, their resistance is very fragile, so when feeding, try to feed animal viscera, sun-dried silkworm pupae or other nutritious food to supplement the nutrients needed during the growth period and let them grow healthily. When feeding, try to eat less and eat more to avoid indigestion. In addition, it is necessary to do a good job in the prevention and control of natural enemies to control humidity so that young frogs can grow safely. In winter, it is necessary to take measures to keep warm to help them survive the winter safely.

(3) Adult frog management: after the young frog grows into an adult frog, the individual will gradually increase. At this time, the density should be adjusted according to the actual situation, and the protective fence should be made to prevent it from escaping.

Frog breeding is relatively simple, as long as do a good job of water quality, food feeding and other basic management work.