Question 1: What is a tree frog? Tree frogs are poisonous? Tree frog is an arboreal frog with a slender body and developed hind limbs. Not good at swimming, there are suckers on fingers and toes, and the largest tree frog is below 15cm. There are common spotted-legged tree frogs and big tree frogs around us. In the flower and bird market, there is usually a tree frog called Green Rain Frog introduced from Australia, which is one of the earliest pet frogs introduced from China. I bought it every year around 2003. We all call it "Master Tree Frog" in China, and few people call them by their official Chinese names. Tree frog has a strong self-healing function and its body surface is slightly toxic. Cross-country frog is more toxic, but it is not big, and it has a little effect on people with sensitive skin at most. Tree frogs especially like damp and dark environments, as well as Sawaya frogs. We often say that "wax white monkey tree frog" likes dry and hot environment, and the reason is related to their wild habitat. Most frogs don't like swimming. They like climbing. They like pineapples. The reason is that the center of their leaves can store some water to make tree frogs moist, and there are thick leaves outside to hide. Tree frogs mainly prey on various flying insects in the wild, insects on the ground, crickets, cockroaches, locusts and so on. And I like eating snails. In the breeding environment, large tree frogs also eat suckling mice and fish. Tree frogs generally don't eat earthworms and feel sick. A few also eat small snakes.

Question 2: Is the giant tree frog poisonous? Wild individuals in China may have a little poison on their skin, which is basically harmless to human body. After feeding for a period of time, it basically disappeared. CB (artificial propagation) individuals are non-toxic, and the reason should be that they can't eat poisonous insects in nature.

Question 3: Is the giant tree frog poisonous? It's definitely not poisonous. It's so cute.

Question 4: Thank you for helping me analyze it. Tree frog, is it poisonous? Wild ones are poisonous and unfit for eating.

Question 5: Introduction of Giant Pan-tree Frog. The giant pan-tree frog is an Anura tree frog, which is distributed in Zhejiang, Anhui, Fujian, Jiangxi and other places.

Question 6: It's extremely difficult to raise giant tree frogs without raising them. It is suggested that the aged frog should box a turtle with a few centimeters of water, put a piece of biochemical cotton at the bottom of the box and give it to a small heavy wood.

Question 7: The breeding environment of Rana chensinensis should not be too complicated, which is difficult to manage. Just add water to the food plate, even the substrate is not needed, and it will soak itself in the water. If you are hungry, eat in the dish. Make sure the feed box is dry and not wet. The humid environment has a strong smell and many bacteria, which directly harms health.

Question 8: How to tell an old tree frog from a big tree frog? It is most important to look at more pictures. Sir, tree frogs are native to Australia and can't be found in the wild in China. Giant tree frogs are basically green, while old tree frogs are changeable in color, blue-green and red. Giant tree frogs generally have spots on their bodies and are thinner than old tree frogs. Therefore, the giant tree frog is a large arboreal frog, while the old tree frog is a large tree trunk rain frog.

Question 9: What kind of frog is this? Is it poisonous? Rana gigantea

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Question 10: What is a tree frog? Tree frogs are poisonous? Tree frog is an arboreal frog with a slender body and developed hind limbs. Not good at swimming, there are suckers on fingers and toes, and the largest tree frog is below 15cm. There are common spotted-legged tree frogs and big tree frogs around us. In the flower and bird market, there is usually a tree frog called Green Rain Frog introduced from Australia, which is one of the earliest pet frogs introduced from China. I bought it every year around 2003. We all call it "Master Tree Frog" in China, and few people call them by their official Chinese names. Tree frog has a strong self-healing function and its body surface is slightly toxic. Cross-country frog is more toxic, but it is not big, and it has a little effect on people with sensitive skin at most. Tree frogs especially like damp and dark environments, as well as Sawaya frogs. We often say that "wax white monkey tree frog" likes dry and hot environment, and the reason is related to their wild habitat. Most frogs don't like swimming. They like climbing. They like pineapples. The reason is that the center of their leaves can store some water to make tree frogs moist, and there are thick leaves outside to hide. Tree frogs mainly prey on various flying insects in the wild, insects on the ground, crickets, cockroaches, locusts and so on. And I like eating snails. In the breeding environment, large tree frogs also eat suckling mice and fish. Tree frogs generally don't eat earthworms and feel sick. A few also eat small snakes.