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August 20th 03, 10:14 PM
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Frog Eggs?
In , on 08/19/03
at 10:05 PM, "Anne Lurie" said: Can your toads get in & out of the pond? After seeing a "mighty-tired-looking" toad clawing at the side of the pond (okay, I'm anthropomorphizing -- thinking of animals in terms of human behavior, I think), it occurred to me that the toad could be in my teeny little preformed water garden for a long time if it had no way to climb out or nothing to perch on to jump out. Yes, there are ways for toads that would enter my pond to lay eggs to get back out. Alan -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- **** Please use address alanh(at)min.net to reply via e-mail. **** Posted using registered MR/2 ICE Newsreader #564 --------------------------------------------------------------------- 
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