What do tadpoles eat to grow up?

Tadpoles can be fed bread crumbs and aquatic plants, and leftover rice grains can also be given; to keep up with the tadpoles' nutrition, you can also feed them egg yolk. Note that the yolk must be cooked yolk; crush the yolk and then put it into the water to dissolve. Change the water quality frequently, since feeding will certainly pollute the water, so make sure the water stays clean.

1. Ensure high-quality water

The water in which tadpoles grow must be kept high quality; do not let the water go bad, and be sure to set up land in the water so that during their development the tadpoles can complete the development of their lungs. Be sure to remember this point.

2. Change the water frequently

Changing the water frequently is to ensure a constant supply of oxygen-rich water, and dead tadpoles and other leftover food debris must be removed in time. Change to fresh water every three or four days; river water is best, and be sure not to use well water.

3. Feed only in moderation

Tadpoles are small by nature, and they rely on the tiny bit of yolk left in their bodies to sustain life, so once they are not raised well, it is very hard to keep them alive. Many people worry that the tadpoles will starve, so they feed the tadpoles every day, and each time they want to feed them full in one go. This causes the tadpoles to eat too much and die from overfeeding, so when feeding, you must also feed only in moderation; feeding just a tiny bit at a time is enough.

4. Tadpoles should be raised by grade

Tadpoles are best raised by grade, to make feeding and management more uniform. The food eaten by tadpoles at different growth stages also differs slightly. From egg yolk and so on gradually add plankton, then animal carcasses, and in the later stage you can appropriately add live-bait feed