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What is needed for the breeding environment of forest frogs?

For example, if you contract a stream or river that flows all year round, the living conditions required by the wood frog are very high. Clear stream water with a depth of 50 cm is enough. They are basically not found in large rivers and lakes. Areas with serious water pollution are not suitable for the growth of wood frogs. In recent years, wood frogs have been cultivated within the scope of industrial breeding, which means that artificially bred wood frogs can continue to be cultivated.

But it is not allowed to catch wild forest frogs, after all, the number of Northeast forest frogs is relatively scarce. Of course, the nutritional value of Northeast forest frogs is very rich and is very popular in the market, especially for Japan and South Korea. To provide shade for forest frogs, some small ponds need to be dug in the breeding farm for rest and laying eggs, and the water level of the hatching pond must be kept above 40 cm, so that they can have an active habitat. After the tadpoles hatch, they can become young frogs when they grow to 50 days. Artificial breeding is possible.

The oil is mainly used for medicinal purposes, and the meat can be eaten, but the forest frog has very high requirements for the growth environment. The country has unified regulations for forest frog breeding. It is necessary to apply for site acceptance, and transportation and sale must have relevant approval documents. Failure to apply for approval is illegal. Some people are selling forest frogs online, which is hotly discussed online as indiscriminate hunting of wild forest frogs to destroy the ecological balance. This has attracted the attention and exposure of CCTV's related programs, which directly led to the local comprehensive closure of ditches and the prohibition of forest frog breeding, causing great economic losses to the majority of breeders.

This means that as a key protected animal, before breeding, you must first go to the local relevant departments to apply for a domestication license, and obtain a business processing license and a transportation permit before you can sell and transport the forest frog. The breeding site for forest frogs requires sufficient water and is conducive to the wintering of forest frogs. During the breeding process, it is necessary to ensure that the virus fed to forest frogs does not break out. Some medical experts point to the source of the virus as caused by humans eating wild animals. For the sake of human health and safety, the Wildlife Protection Law has been studied to prohibit the trading and eating of wild animals and increase the protection of wild animals. my country's largest artificial forest frog breeding base, Northeast Artificial Forest.

The breeding of forest frogs requires complete sunshade and rain shelter facilities to prevent the growth of forest frogs from being affected by direct sunlight or rain. The temperature suitable for the growth of forest frogs is about 23.1℃. The humidity in the farm is adjusted according to the different growth stages of forest frogs. Ventilations are set in the farm to keep the air fresh, stagnant water is cleaned up in time, and the breeding site is disinfected regularly to prevent rodent, bird and snake damage.

In mountainous forest areas, frog farms must be located in a humid climate and close to nature. The requirements are stricter than those for semi-human breeding. There must be a multi-layered shade environment such as ponds, grasslands, bushes and trees in the same place.

Is there any semi-artificial forest frog breeding technology?

Wintering ponds and tadpole breeding ponds must be cleaned every year (all organisms in the pond must be removed): Drugs: 40 days before the frogs go down the mountain (30 to 35 days if there is a lot of rain). Quicklime 20 to 30 days before the frogs go down the mountain. If there is a drainage outlet, the width of the outlet must be one meter, and the two sides must be tightened with gauze, and the depth must be 20 to 30 centimeters in the water...

Next, I can answer all the problems involved in semi-artificially raising forest frogs in the mountains. And I have written detailed technical information on semi-artificially raising frogs, including raising tadpoles (not copied from books, nor from any experts), so that you can check it at any time when you raise tadpoles or encounter other problems. This technical experience is summarized from my eleven years of raising frogs in the mountains.

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