Will the little frog recognize its owner?

The little frog will not recognize its owner. Frogs have no sense of autonomy and find it difficult to recognize their master. However, the frog's sensory system is relatively developed. If it is kept for a long time, it will form a conditioned reflex to the owner's smell and movements. The owner can put it on his hand and play with it, but it will avoid strangers when it comes in contact with it.
How to feed a little frog:
1. First prepare a fish tank with a lid for the little frog to prevent the little frog from jumping out of the fish tank.
2. The temperature in which small frogs live should be kept between 20 and 30 degrees. Temperatures that are too high or too low are not suitable for the growth of small frogs.
3. Do not place the fish tank in a place exposed to direct sunlight. Little frogs are more afraid of sunlight.
4. Small frogs have relatively high requirements for water quality. The water must be changed frequently to prevent the small frogs from being infected with parasites.
5. Don’t feed too much to avoid malnutrition. You can feed small frogs earthworms, mosquitoes, flies, locusts and other insects.
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