A FROGS NATURAL HABITAT
FROG
Fresh water habitat: Ponds, lakes, streams and rivers.
Moving frogs into your pond can deplete other ponds of their populations, could possibly infect the transported frogs with disease, and might (if the pond is not suitable habitat) put you in violation of the Abandonment of Animals Act of 1960.
Perhaps even more important than the pond is the area around it.
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2008/jan/09/wildlife.conservation
The best places for frogs are places that are mucky and have a lot of bugs. An interesting fact about frogs is that they have an extensible tongue, which has a sticky surface, and they can flick it quickly to catch a bug.
•Frogs are mostly seen in swamps, marshes, ditches, streams and puddles, as these places have plenty of muck and insects.
Frogilo A product that is made for frogs to hide https://shopping.rspb.org.uk/frogilo-frog-and-toad-shelter.html?utm_source=GNAHmain&utm_medium=GNAHhome&utm_campaign=GNaH2016. While in the garden frogs hide in life piles, rocks and debris.
Avoid using harmful chemicals if you wish to see frogs in your garden.
FROGS HABITAT
The ideal conditions for their habitat should have the right temperature for the eggs to hatch.
•It should be devoid of fast-moving water, and lots of rocks and stems should be present where they can lay their eggs.
•Besides water, frogs require a habitat that provides them with food and shelter. The tadpoles need algae, weed, and small plants to eat, while big plants provide good shelter to hide. These amphibians spend a lot of time in the water; they hide from danger or predators inside the water.
FROG TANKS
Terrestrial tank: Terrestrial aquariums are apt for those that dwell in dry climates.
Aquatic tank: This tank is the general fish tank that has water in it. (It might get fishy if you clutter up with fish!)
Half-and-half tank: As the name goes, this has half water and half landmass setup, which will fit the bill for many species of frog.
Arboreal tank: These tanks are designed for tree frogs, which dwell on branches of trees.
•Dig a pond and make sure the location is part-shaded and part-sunny, but not under a tree. The pond in the center should have 50 cm depth and the edges should be shallow and have a flat base.
•Cover the base with gravel, and place rocks, logs, and plants in and around the pond. Release some frogs in this pond.
LOOK AT ENCOLSURES FOR FROGS AS PETS
DEVICE
Make an outdoor enclosure that that can produce a pond?
Outdoor enclosure that can hide pets, but can be made from recyclable materials in poor environments, that are not toxic to frogs.
The device must allow for a habitat for beetles and attract them, so that the frogs can eat.
How big is the device and what is its aim?
PROBLEMS THAT FROGS FACE AROUND THE WORLD
Hula Painted Frog Predication from birds. Dusky gopher frog Fungal disease and habitat limitation due to land use changes
Table Mountain Water frog predators of invasive birds and water extraction
Could this device be multiple purpose and combat things for a range of animals that are not just frogs?