More Frogs 2
Frogs in vanilla Minecraft are charming but limited: three variants, one main drop, and a predictable routine. More Frogs 2 changes that by expanding the amphibian roster with a growing collection of frog types, each with its own look, behavior, and loot table. If you have ever wanted your swamp to feel genuinely alive, this add-on is a straightforward way to get there.
What More Frogs 2 Adds to the Game
The core idea is simple. More Frogs 2 introduces many new frog variants that behave like vanilla frogs but come with unique features and drops when they eat Slime Cubes or Magma Cubes. Instead of the familiar Froglight reward every time, different variants can produce different items, which turns frog farming into a small collection game of its own.
The mod is still expanding. The author has confirmed that more variants are planned, and community feedback shapes what gets added next. Bug reports and suggestions are handled through the project's GitHub repository, and several textures were inspired by ideas from the wider Minecraft community.
Variants and Their Drops
Each variant is tied to a specific frog type, and the drop you receive depends on which frog does the eating. This means two players with the same setup can end up with very different results depending on which variants they have bred or lured into their base. The list of variants continues to grow with each update, so checking the changelog after updating is worthwhile.
Spawning and Biome Control
By default, variants spawn in specific biomes rather than everywhere at once. Two exceptions exist: dusk and dawn variants, which are not biome-locked in the same way. This design keeps exploration meaningful, since finding a rare variant in the wild still feels like a discovery rather than a routine encounter.
Supported Versions and Loaders
More Frogs 2 for Minecraft is built for modern versions of the game and ships for both Fabric and NeoForge. If you run a Fabric profile, you get the Fabric build; if you prefer NeoForge, the equivalent build is available. Because the mod touches world generation tags and entity data, matching the loader to your modpack is important. Mixing loaders will simply not work, and the game will fail to load the add-on.
Version compatibility is also worth watching. The mod targets current release versions, and older game builds may not be supported. Before you download More Frogs 2, confirm that your Minecraft version matches the one listed on the project page. Running a mismatched version is the most common cause of crashes reported by new users.
If you would rather skip manual file management, the foxygame.net launcher bundles More Frogs 2 into a browsable add-on catalog, so you can add it to a compatible profile without touching the mods folder yourself.
Configuration and Overrides
More Frogs 2 is designed to be customized. You can adjust how it behaves through data packs and config files:
- Override frog food in data\minecraft\tags\entity_types\frog_food.json to change what frogs will eat.
- Change spawn biomes, except for dusk and dawn variants, by overriding data\minecraft\tags\worldgen\biome\spawns_frogname_variant_frogs.json.
- Edit drops in config\morefrogs.json for Fabric or config\morefrogs-common.toml for NeoForge.
These options make the mod friendly to modpack authors who want to rebalance rewards or restrict variants to certain regions of a custom world. The author notes that some code is temporarily marked as ARR while cleanup and compatibility work continues, so keep an eye on future releases for changes to licensing and structure.
How to Install More Frogs 2
Installation follows the standard mod workflow, and knowing how to install it correctly saves a lot of troubleshooting:
- Install Fabric or NeoForge for your exact Minecraft version.
- Place the matching More Frogs 2 jar file into your mods folder.
- Launch the game once to generate the config files.
- Adjust spawn tags, food tags, or drop configs if you want custom behavior.
- Restart the game so the changes take effect.
For servers, the mod must be installed on both the client and the server, since it adds new entities and loot. Hosting providers with mod support, such as Bisect Hosting, are commonly used for this kind of setup.
Final Thoughts
More Frogs 2 is a focused add-on that does one thing well: it makes frogs interesting again. The combination of new variants, unique drops, and deep configuration options gives both casual players and modpack creators something to work with. If you enjoy building around passive mobs or simply want more life in your swamps, this mod is worth adding to your next world.