What do frogs eat?

Frogs mainly eat rice leaf rollers, rice borer, rice bract insects, armyworm, corn borer, cotton red bollworm, gray borer, eyebrow mosquito night moth, rice eye butterfly, rice negative mud worm, rice weevil, beetle, ladybug, white-backed planthopper, gray-backed planthopper, rice black bug, brown-backed planthopper, rice leafminer, duckweed, fruit fly, mosquito and so on. Among them, plant foods account for only about 7% of the diet, and animal foods account for about 93% of the diet.

What do wild frogs and farmed frogs eat?

1. Under wild conditions, ordinary frogs are used to catching flying insects, ordinary frogs eat insects and worms, flies, mosquitoes, locusts, mole crickets, green worms, earthworms, etc. Frogs only eat things that move. Don't let them see you when they eat, or they won't eat. You have to tie the bugs up and feed them like fishing, and feed them until they eat. The food of young frogs is mainly mosquitoes, small insects and insect larvae.

2. Farmed frogs

Young frogs mainly include earthworms, fly maggots, small fish and shrimp, insects, scorpion cattle and Loach, etc. "dead bait" refers to dried silkworm pupae, animal viscera and formula feed.

Adult frogs are mainly artificially cultured live baits with high protein and high reproduction rate, such as fly maggots, earthworms, red worms, Chlorella fleas and so on. In the case of insufficient live bait, it can be matched with mixed feed, such as 60% of rapeseed cake (powdered), 30% of rice bran (or wheat bran), 5% of soybean meal and 5% of fish meal. Tadpoles are active in the water and can provide concentrate feed for soybean milk, egg yolk, water fleas, cabbage, tomatoes and plankton in water after 5 days.

The above is the introduction of what frog farming eats. I hope it will be helpful to everyone.