What is the Lucky Frog? Can the Lucky Frog be released?

The fortune frog, as the name suggests, is a kind of frog that brings great wealth. In Feng Shui, what is the method of raising fortune frogs? The Lucky Frog is an aquatic frog native to South Africa and an important model organism. Can the Lucky Frog be released? Follow me to see how the Feng Shui for attracting wealth is analyzed.

The Lucky Frog

Scientific name: Xenopus laevis

It is an aquatic frog native to South Africa and an important model organism.

Xenopus feeds on pig heart and liver once every 2-3 days. Xenopus can actively search for food and use its forelimbs to push food into its mouth. Xenopus is afraid of being disturbed and usually feeds at night. It is very greedy, and its food intake is directly proportional to its monthly weight gain. The daily weight gain curve changes with the increase or decrease in food intake.

Under 20℃ conditions, metamorphosis can be completed in 5-6 weeks from the fertilized egg. During metamorphosis, the tadpole eats less or stops eating. After metamorphosis, the tadpole can eat water worms or small pieces of pig liver. Under artificial conditions, as long as it is properly managed, the mortality rate is low, only about 2 per year, and the survival rate of larvae is about 75.

The African clawed frog is easy to raise, so it has become a new favorite. Smooth claws are usually kept with other fish or aquatic frogs. Bloodworms, shrimps and brine shrimp can all be used as feed. African clawed toads in captivity are larger than those in the wild, and can grow up to 15 centimeters. Sexual maturity can be reached within 1-2 years under indoor breeding conditions.

Horned frogs can be kept in any space with water, regardless of size. As long as the water depth does not exceed half of its body height, it can live well and has low temperature requirements. It can swallow anything. Live foods such as small fish, crickets, etc. or shaky pieces of meat, dead mice, etc. are all accepted as ordered. They cannot see stationary foods.

The main food of horned frogs in their native habitat is the larvae of the same species. Therefore, it is not suitable to be mixed with other frogs or similar species that are too different in size.