Frogs can recognize their owners. Although frogs are cold-blooded animals, their self-awareness is relatively weak and it is difficult for them to recognize their owners. But frogs have well-developed senses. Over time, frogs will gradually become familiar with the appearance, movements and sounds of their owners, so that they can become their owners. After recognizing their owners, they will allow their owners to hold them in their hands and play with them.

Methods for raising frogs:

1. Water tank environment: You can use some stones to pile them together so that the tops of the stones are above the water so that the frogs can sit on them. Breathe and rest. Frogs need some places to hide, so that they can feel safe to solve the problem of not eating. You can use slab stones to build simple caves and plant more aquatic plants so that frogs can live happily.

2. Feeding: Frogs have very sensitive eyes, but they cannot detect immovable objects, so frogs eat live food. Highly recommended are mealworms, which are high in protein and are an ideal delicacy for many species of frogs.

3. Hibernation: Frogs are animals that need to hibernate. When the ambient temperature is below 15 degrees Celsius, put the frog into a container filled with soil. When the frog is hibernating, remember to spray water into the soil to keep it moist and don't let the frog dry out. When the temperature rises in spring, the frogs crawl out of the soil and are moved to the tank again.