CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Why does the crab's shell corrode when a frog is placed with a crab?

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Frogs and toads are very harmful to crab seedlings and crab fry. The damage is mainly in the early juvenile crab stage. When the juvenile crabs crawl ashore or on the grass, or gather on the wet soil on the shore, they are often eaten by frogs and toads.

Crabs cannot be raised together with frogs. Crabs are generally raised in saltwater areas, while frogs are raised in freshwater reservoirs or rivers. Crabs and frogs are not the same kind of animals and cannot be raised together. The feed they are fed is also different. Crabs eat small fish and shrimps, while frogs should eat freshwater snails, small fish and shrimps. Frogs may not eat saltwater fish and shrimps. Similarly, crabs do not eat freshwater food.

Because frogs' skin secretes a substance that corrodes crab shells.

Crabs cannot be raised together with frogs. Crabs are generally raised in saltwater areas, while frogs are raised in freshwater reservoirs or rivers. Crabs and frogs are not the same kind of animals and cannot be raised together. The feeding feed is also different. Crabs eat small fish and shrimps, while frogs should eat freshwater snails, small fish and shrimps. Frogs may not eat saltwater fish and shrimps. Similarly, crabs do not eat freshwater food.

It is best not to raise frogs and crabs together. Small crabs will be eaten by large frogs, and frogs cannot be raised in deep water, which is fatal to crabs. They are two completely incompatible species, so it is better to raise them separately.

It is best not to raise them together. The small crabs will be eaten by the big frogs, and the water for frog breeding cannot be deep, which is fatal to crabs. They are completely two incompatible species, so it is better to raise them separately.