The sand toad does not recognize its owner. Because the sand toad has a low IQ and is afraid of people, it will run away quickly when it encounters people. It has a strong sense of self-protection, so it will not recognize its owner. Although Sand Toad looks ugly, he has no ego and acts based on instinct. But the sand toad is a natural enemy of crop pests, has done many good things for mankind, and has always been a symbol of happiness.

How to raise toads:

1. To raise toads, choose a place with sufficient water sources and convenient drainage and irrigation, and build a breeding farm. The surrounding areas of the breeding farm should be about 1 meter high. The walls are built with breeding ponds, breeding and spawning ponds and hatching ponds inside. Forage grass and vegetables should be planted around the breeding pond for the toads to shelter from light.

2. Toads have strong reproductive capabilities. March to April every year is the spawning period of toads. We must seize this spawning period of toads to breed and cultivate a batch of seedlings. During the toad spawning period, it is necessary to create a good spawning environment for the toad. You can retrieve the toad eggs and place them in an incubation tank to hatch. Put 2,500 eggs per square meter and control the temperature between 18-23 degrees Celsius.

3. Toads mainly feed on beetles, moths, snails, fly larvae, etc. The newly hatched toad tadpoles live on the nutrition of egg residues for the first two days, and do not start feeding on the outside until the third day. At this time, they can Feed cooked egg yolks, water fleas and other baits. Young toads can be fed fly larvae, earthworms, and mealworms. Adult toads have a larger food intake. Feeding fly larvae, earthworms, and mealworms is more expensive. Bean cakes, flour, fish meal, etc. can be used. Feed it and let it catch mosquitoes on its own.