For frog breeding, high-density centralized breeding can be carried out at a density of 100-150 frogs per square meter, in a cement pool with smooth inner walls and a height of more than 1 meter. The water depth of the pool is about 20 centimeters. A bait platform is placed on the pond, and there is no land in the pond, forcing the young frogs to go up to the platform to concentrate on feeding and resting.

First feed with fresh bait for 1-2 days, then start adding 20% ??artificial feed to the bait on the 3rd day, and then increase the proportion day by day, increasing to 80% live bait after 10 days, mainly including Earthworms, fly maggots, small fish and shrimps, insects, scorpions, cattle, loaches, etc.; dead bait refers to dried silkworm pupae, animal offal and compound feed, etc.

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Finally, they will completely consume artificial bait. For young frogs weighing less than 50 grams, the feeding amount should account for 6%-8% of the body weight; for young frogs weighing more than 100 grams, the feeding amount should account for 8%-10% of the body weight. Screening, grading and separation: When the young frogs are domesticated for 20-30 days, the pond water should be drained, and the large-sized frogs should be transferred to the adult frog pond at a density of 60-80 per square meter; the small-sized frogs should remain in the original pond. domesticated.

Intensive breeding using bait, indoor three-dimensional, and multi-layer cages is a new method of breeding frogs. Frogs are cultured in plastic boxes and wooden boxes, and hundreds of frogs can be cultured per square meter. Generally, it only takes 5 months from hatching to adult frogs.

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