I have a baby frog, but I don t know how to feed it。。。。。

Oh, it's very simple, but you have to have the conditions to do it, find a basin for children to bathe, put some water in it, about 5 centimeters, and then put a little object with a slope in the middle of the basin, such as stones, a little higher than the water surface, the diameter is preferably more than 20 centimeters, as long as the frog can climb on its own object.

Then you put the frog in it, and then you prepare a light bulb, and you can make a conical paper shell cover for the light bulb, or an opaque plastic cover.

Wait until the evening to light the bulb and release the frogs 50 cm above the pot, [do it outdoors].

You'll see a lot of moths. Mole crickets. Mosquito.

And a lot of small flying insects come and fly back and forth around the light bulb, OK! --You don't have to worry about the frog, it will catch a lot of bugs, turn on the light for 1 hour a day, you can ensure that the frog is full, if you still don't understand something, you can add me, I will give you a more comprehensive and specific answer.

Frogs can't see things that won't move, so they have to be alive, mosquitoes or something is best, but it's better to release them, you shouldn't be able to keep them.

You put him in a large tube to catch a few live mosquitoes!! (Don't kill mosquitoes).

It's a pity that the frog is very difficult to feed It only eats moving objects Release it can live without water Find a dense grass! ~~

1. Most frogs like crickets, reptiles or other insects, and when the frog grows to adulthood, it is possible to pounce on small mice or goldfish for larger species. How often to feed depends on the individual frog, and the process of the first trial feeding may need to be adjusted subsequently.

2. For example, try to feed it 3 crickets a day, if the frog eats quickly and seems to be still eating, you may consider increasing the number the next day, but if it only eats one or two, then reduce the number.

The growth process of a frog:

First the fertilized egg becomes a tadpole with a small tail, the tadpole grows two hind legs, then two front legs, then a small frog without a tail, and finally a grown frog.

Frog winter: 1. Usually frogs will burrow into the silt to make a nest or sleep in the burrow from October, do not eat or move, the metabolism gradually weakens, enters a dormant state, and uses this method to spend the winter. When the temperature is suitable the following year, especially when the rainy season is approaching, the frogs will end their dormancy and emerge to mate and lay eggs and start breeding.

2. When the frog is predating, it will lie down in a small soil pit, curl up on its hind legs, kneel on the ground, support it with its front legs, tilt its head and open its mouth, and its stomach will keep bulging.

Frog habits:

1. Temperature: Frogs are ectothermic animals, and their body temperature changes with the change of external temperature. Under natural conditions, the suitable temperature for frog growth is 20-30, and the optimal temperature is 25-28.

When the winter temperature drops below 10, feeding and activity gradually weaken. When it drops below 5, it burrows into a cave or hibernation in the silt at the bottom of the pool. The following year, hibernation ends in early spring when the temperature rises.

When the water temperature exceeds 32 or above, the activity decreases significantly. Temperatures above 35 will cause frogs to die one after another.

2. Humidity: Humidity is an important factor in the survival and growth of frogs, because the tissue structure of frogs does not protect the evaporation of water in the body, and it is obviously not enough to rely on the mucus secreted by the gland to eat the humidity on the body surface.

Therefore, the frog's habitat should be both a pond with water and an overgrown, warm and humid environment. There is a close relationship between humidity and temperature, the higher the temperature, the higher the humidity, otherwise the high temperature and dry environment, and the rapid evaporation of water is not conducive to the growth and survival of frogs.

3. Light: Frogs are nocturnal and afraid of direct sunlight, but tend to be weak, and usually like to inhabit in the sunny and shaded grass. Light has a promoting effect on the metabolism, growth and reproduction of frog body, such as living in the dark for a long time, its gonads are difficult to develop and mature, and even stop laying eggs and ejaculation.

4. Water quality: The eggs of frogs hatch in the water, and the tadpoles live in the water and breathe with their gills, so the frog pond waters are required to have a higher amount of dissolved oxygen, and the general requirements are to meet the fishery water quality standards, and the dissolved oxygen shall not be less than 3 milligrams of liters. Although adult frogs and young frogs breathe with their lungs and get oxygen directly from the air, they still have the effect of assisting respiration and assisting respiration.

Summary. The frog is a cold-blooded animal that belongs to the amphibian family. Frogs are very sensitive and can breathe and absorb water and nutrients.

The life cycle of a frog is divided into two stages: the tadpole stage usually lasts from a few months to about a year, and the adult frog stage can survive for many years. Frogs can catch their prey by sticking out their tongues, while also adapting to their environment by changing color. In addition, frogs have a special symbolic meaning in many cultures, such as in traditional Chinese culture, where frogs are regarded as mascots.

Good things to do with frogs.

The frog is a cold-blooded animal that belongs to the two-dust royal habitat class. Frogs are very sensitive and can breathe and absorb water and nutrients. The life cycle of a frog is divided into two stages: the tadpole stage usually lasts from a few months to about a year, and the adult frog stage can survive for many years.

Frogs can catch their prey by sticking out their tongues, while also adapting to their environment by changing color. In addition, frogs have a special symbolic meaning in many cultures, such as the Qingpai rock frog in traditional Chinese culture, which is regarded as a mascot Lu lead.

Frogs are called beneficial insects because they are able to eat many pests such as mosquitoes, tadpoles, snails, ants, and so on. These pests are very harmful to both humans and crops, and frogs can help us control their populations, protect our health and crop growth. In addition, frogs are an important part of the ecosystem, and their presence is also able to maintain ecological balance.

That's all the good things frogs do.

Here's what I also know about frogs:

1. The frog squatted in the rice field, occasionally blinking its big bulging eyes, and although there was a moth parked on the stalk in front of it, it "turned a blind eye". However, as soon as the moth spread its wings and took off, the frog jumped upwards with lightning speed, opened its mouth, turned out the tip of its tongue, and immediately stuck to the moth and "hooked" it into its mouth.

2. It turns out that the nerve cells of the retina of the frog's eye are divided into five categories, one only responds to Yan Slow, and the other four only responds to a certain feature of the moving target, and can transmit the decomposed feature signal to the visual center of the brain - optic parietal cover.

3. Frogs (frogs) belong to the phylum Chordates, amphibians, tailless orders, and amphibians of the frog family, adults without tails, eggs laid in water, fertilized in vitro, hatched into tadpoles, respiration with gills, after mutation, adults mainly use lung breathing, and also use ** breathing. The vast majority of frogs reproduce through in vitro fertilization, and the fertilized eggs hatch into tadpoles outside the mother's body. Globally, only 10 to 12 species of frogs have evolved to fertilize in vivo, and some of them will release fertilized eggs from their bodies to hatch into tadpoles.

4. Human beings protect the environment, love animals, harmonious development of people and society, the environment is good, the air is good, the weather is good, the green mountains and green waters, the eyes are good, everyone is less sick, and the world is full of warmth from all sides. And what a great and desirable thing it is.

5. The frog is a good friend of human beings because it can catch pests and protect crops. Regarding frogs, we also need to know that frogs are amphibians that can live both on land and in water. This is determined by the physiological structure of the frog.

The frog's lungs are not fully developed, and the heart has only two chambers, so Zhiqing's blood circulation mode is single. But it can breathe with both its lungs and its gills, and that's where it progresses over fish. <>