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Will breeding stone frogs pollute water sources? What is the reason?

There will be no pollution to the water source, because now they are professional stone frog farmers, large-scale professional farmers. They will purchase water purification equipment to ensure the clean water quality required for the growth of stone frogs. They must also ensure that the discharged water complies with the regulations of relevant departments, the environment is clean and pollution-free, and breeding operations are allowed.

It is like this: renting free-range pigs in the mountains will not pollute the environment, but establishing a professional pig farm must comply with relevant regulations, and only when wastewater discharge meets the standards can it be considered breeding and operating.

Wild stone frogs have very high requirements for living conditions. They require natural stream water or natural spring water. Even stone frogs living in caves require clear water without any pollution. If there is pollution, wild stone frogs cannot survive and reproduce. Choosing to adopt the natural breeding method of stone frogs generally does not cause water pollution. This kind of breeding method, which is closest to nature, requires large investment and slow returns, but the stone frog meat is more delicious and the price is better. After all, such incomparable geographical location and environmental conditions are not common, and require high rental costs. In this natural breeding method, stone frogs grow naturally, in line with the laws of nature, and are not likely to cause water pollution.