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About the only way to keep frogs out of the
pond is to net it securely. Removing the eggs when they get to be too much is a good compromise (just take them to a natural waterway). I agree with George. Check your water tests, especially ammonia with all the frog activity. Usually algae that floats up to the surface means too much organic matter in the pond. And could be a sign of blue green algae which will make fish sick also. You may need to reduce your stocking level (here Mother Nature may be doing it for you). Barely straw.... don't use it as I don't like the idea of any more rotting organic matter in the pond than what comes naturally. But others do so maybe they can answer your question. Sound likes like you are really enjoying your pond and with some adjustments you probably will be okay. kathy :-) www.blogfromthebog.com |
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