If it's really bullfrogs, they certainly don't eat breadworms. Bullfrogs are "greedy" and like to eat food bigger than insects, such as frogs, small fish, shrimps and even chickens smaller than them! It is suggested to put some live shrimp, fish or loach in a big pot, and then put the bullfrog in it. As long as it is hungry, it will eat by itself. But I probably won't eat it in front of you. I must eat it when no one is around.
If it is a frog, it depends on which species it is. Some frogs eat all living insects, while others only eat flying insects and don't eat insects. Your frog may be a species that only eats flying insects, so it will be difficult to raise. Another possibility is that some frogs have this habit: as long as they are used to eating a certain kind of food, they will not eat other kinds of food. If this is the case with your frog, you must catch many different kinds of bugs and try them until you find the one it likes. This is very troublesome, but many animal lovers often have this kind of experience and can only be mentally prepared.
Frogs eat flies and other pests. It should be noted that food must be alive. If frogs lie there motionless, they won't eat it. If they can't take it alive, they can tie a rope to the bug and dangle it in front of them, and he will still eat it ~
Feeding management of young frogs
Due to the physiological and environmental changes, the young frogs just ashore have weak vitality and poor adaptability to the environment, such as dry environment, exposure to the hot sun and whipping in heavy rain, which will all kill them. The water temperature should be 20-28℃ and the water quality should be clean. It is required that the water in the pool is about 5 inches, and one third of the land in the pool is reserved for young frogs to inhabit. If possible, build several frog ponds, and the tadpoles will move to the frog ponds as soon as they become young frogs. Young frogs are active and have the disadvantage of strong food and weak food. When changing ponds, they must be stocked in three categories: large, medium and small, and the ponds should be inspected frequently, and the feeding should be adjusted frequently according to their growth and development. In the same pool, strive to achieve the same size and strength. Pay attention to adjust the density, and it is appropriate to have a density of about 0/00 per square meter/kloc. If the weather is hot, the density should be reduced. In this case, the water should be changed frequently in still water, and the water flow speed should be accelerated in flowing water culture to reduce the temperature rise and supply sufficient oxygen. In particular, it is necessary to build a shed by the pool, such as planting loofah and grapes, to minimize the exposure in hot days.
Young frogs mainly feed on washing insects, which is determined by their physiological structure. Its head has a pair of artificial eyes, and its structure is complex and unique. It mainly depends on the retina behind the eyes to see things. No matter day or night, you can only see what it is moving, but you can't see what it is still. So they can only prey on maggots, small fish, red worms, shrimps, earthworms and so on. Its food intake has a lot to do with temperature. When the temperature is around 23℃, it eats too much, and the temperature is too high or too low.
In the case of a large number of artificial frogs, it is not enough to attract insects only by flowers, so artificial breeding must be adopted. Generally speaking, in the young frog stage, training is needed to make it adapt to the living habits of eating dead fish, minced meat and chickens and ducks. The training method is as follows:
(l) Mixed feeding with live bait and dead bait: put some minced meat and dead worms in the feed tray, and then put some live loaches. Half of the feed tray is put in water, and the other half is exposed to water. When the loach moves in the feed tray, the young frogs see that all the feed in the tray is moving, so they try their best to eat it. If there is no live loach, you can put a bucket of water on the feed tray and make a small hole in the bottom of the bucket drop by drop. When the water vibrates, the dead bait in the tray will also vibrate, and the young frogs will all come around to eat when they think it is live bait. Over time, it became a habit for young frogs to eat dead bait.
(2) Yao hangs dead insects or human-shaped pieces of meat or dough in the water with fine wire, and young frogs will also prey.
(3) Feed the dead bait directly. Young frogs began to feed two-thirds of live bait and one-third of dead bait in the first month; After a month and a half, it was changed to life and death bait; When two months old, one-third live bait and one-third two dead bait; After two and a half months, all the dead bait can be fed. The dead bait should be cut into pieces according to the size of the frog's body, and the size should be swallowed in one bite, so as not to compete with each other and affect the growth.