How to raise toads? There are six main differences between frogs and frogs!

Toad is a common amphibian in our country, because there are many small lumps on the skin and also known as toad, with anti-cancer, anti-cardiovascular effect, so quite popular with people's favor, that toad how to breed? What's the difference between a frog and a frog?

I. Introduction to Toad:

1. What is the meaning of toad?

Money rolling, business prosperity, many children, wealth, health and longevity, longevity, step by step, gold list title, evil spirits, good luck and so on.

2. Is toad poisonous?

Toad is poisonous. However, if used reasonably, it has no effect on the body and can treat nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite and other diseases. When using, be sure to pay attention to the juice, so as not to splash into the eyes, resulting in tears, conjunctival congestion, eyelid swelling and other phenomena. At the same time external application must also pay attention to avoid triggering urticaria, exfoliative dermatitis and so on.

2. How do toads grow?

1. Site construction: Where do you like to grow?

Toad and frog are similar. They like to grow in grass, stone caves and mud caves. Therefore, when choosing land, try to choose these places for breeding. When breeding, try to block the fence around them so as not to escape. If the artificial construction of ponds, must build hatcheries, spawning ponds and breeding ponds, and equipped with lighting equipment, toads to provide a better growth environment.

2. Reproduction: How to reproduce?

Toad, like frog, is an egg-laying animal with strong fecundity, generally laying more than 4000 eggs each time, so in the spawning period, the water temperature should be controlled at 10~30 degrees, and toad can lay eggs after about three days.

3. Feeding: What do you eat to grow up?

Toad food miscellaneous, mainly to beetles, snails, moths, maggots and other insects, so known as pastoral guardian. The foods consumed by toads at various growth stages are as follows:

(1)Just hatched toad: first rely on the survival of the egg nutrition life, to be three days later began to daphnia, cooked egg yolk for food.

(2)Young toad: mainly edible mealworms, fly maggots, earthworms.

(3)Adult toad: mainly edible Tenebrio molitor, fly maggots, earthworms, or flour, bean cake, fish meal and other preparation of feed feeding.

4. Cultivation management: how to cultivate?

(1)Feeding density: just after hatching young toads, generally 4000 per square meter can be raised, to grow to half a month later, and then reduce seedlings, generally 1000 per square meter is the best.

(2)Water temperature: Toad has higher requirements for water temperature, generally growing well at 18~28 degrees, so warm measures should be taken in winter to ensure its safe overwintering.

(3)Pest control: During toad growth, rats and snakes will occur, so we must take good control measures.

What is the difference between frogs and toads?

Difference one: the difference in color: toad rough skin, generally dark brown, the whole body cloth has different sizes of lumps. Frog skin is relatively smooth, generally brown or yellow-green.

Difference 2, the difference between tongue and teeth: toad upper and lower jaws are not teeth and the tip of the tongue is not bifurcated. Frogs have maxillary teeth on the upper jaw, vomeroid teeth on the top of the mouth, and a forked tongue.

Difference 3, the difference on the poison gland: toad poison gland, and distribution in the back of the body and ear gland, with a needle puncture will flow out of the poison. Frogs don't have poison glands.

Difference 4. The difference on the sound capsule: Toad has no sound capsule. Frogs, male or female, have a spherical vocal sac on the back of their mouth when they vocalize.

Difference 5, ureter and cloaca junction difference: toad ureter is two merged into one, and cloaca wall only one opening. Frog 2 ureters are connected with cloaca separately, and cloaca wall has 2 openings.

The difference between six, vertebral body difference: toad's first eight vertebrae are anterior concave type. The first seven vertebral bodies of frogs are cylindrical, and the eighth is biconcave.

In general, toads and frogs are raised in similar ways, as long as the water temperature is well managed and the site is selected. However, due to the large difference between appearance and skin color, when purchasing, we must distinguish between the two. If we cannot distinguish them, we can distinguish them according to the above six methods.