CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Can frogs be farmed? How to farm them?

Can frogs be raised? How to raise them?

Frogs can be bred, but if you want to breed them in large quantities, you need to obtain the necessary documents. The required documents include a breeding certificate, a business license, a tax registration certificate, an animal epidemic prevention certificate, a wild animal domestication and breeding license, a livestock and veterinary qualification certificate, etc. As long as these certificates are complete, you can breed frogs in large quantities. To breed frogs, you must first prepare two ponds, a spawning pond and a frog pond. The spawning pond should preferably be warm and humid, so as to increase the success rate of breeding. 1. Can frogs be bred? Frogs can be bred, and generally no documents are required for family breeding. However, if you want to breed them in large quantities, you need to obtain a breeding certificate, an animal epidemic prevention certificate, a wild animal domestication and breeding license, a livestock and veterinary qualification certificate, a tax registration certificate, a business license, etc. Only after obtaining these certificates can you breed them in large quantities.

2. How to raise frogs 1. Site: Two ponds are needed to raise frogs, one is a hatching pond and the other is a frog pond. It is best to use cement around the pond and keep soil at the bottom of the pond. The pond needs to be covered with a sunshade, and the environment is best to choose a warm and humid place.

2. Feeding: Newly hatched tadpoles do not need to be fed. After about 4 days, they can be fed with cooked egg yolk water, 1-2 times a day. After about 10 days, they can be fed with soy milk, tofu dregs, rice bran, or fish meal, etc. After 20-30 days, they can be fed with bloodworms, water fleas, fly maggots and other foods. Adult frogs can eat more food, such as small fish, shrimps, animal offal, water fleas, mealworms, etc.

3. Domestication: After the tadpoles have gone through the metamorphosis period, they will turn into frogs. The breeders can keep them in a centralized enclosure, set up a feeding table on the water surface, and do not set up land in the breeding pond, forcing the young frogs to go to the feeding table to eat. After a long time, they will automatically go to the feeding table to eat or rest.

Is frog farming considered special farming?

It belongs to the special breeding category. If you need information, please contact me.