Frogs do not recognize their owners. Frogs are cold-blooded animals and have no self-awareness. It is difficult to recognize their owners. They cannot have feelings for their owners like dogs. However, frogs have relatively developed senses, so if they are kept for a long time, they will become familiar with and remember the owner's smell and movements, and will not be afraid of the owner, nor will they be aggressive towards the owner.

How to raise frogs

1. The container we choose to raise frogs at home depends on the type of frogs you raise. Generally, frogs are raised The types of containers are divided into terrestrial, aquatic, half terrestrial and half aquatic. This tank must not be placed in a location where it will be exposed to the sun for a long time. If it is exposed to the sun for a long time, the temperature in the container will gradually rise, and the frogs will not be able to bear it.

2. The temperature for raising frogs also depends on different types of frogs, and the suitable temperatures for raising them are also different. Because we raise frogs at home, the containers in which we raise frogs are located in places where they cannot be directly exposed to the sun. This requires us as breeders to use ultraviolet lights to irradiate the frogs every day. Frogs need no less than 12 hours of light per day.

3. The container in which frogs are raised must be kept clean and cleaned frequently, because the skin of frogs has a strong absorptive effect. If the environment in which frogs are raised is not clean, the frogs are likely to absorb the food. The unclean water used in raising frogs is absorbed into the skin of the frogs. This makes frogs prone to illness.