Really no way to deal with frogs
except net the pond securely from
above so *maybe* they'll get the idea
and go away when they can't get to the
water.
Or catch and release a good ways away
from your pond.
Predators will keep their numbers down.
Several snakes love a tasty frog.
Herons will also eat them. Both predators
will also eat your fish. A cat might make
a dent but you've got to make sure they
are frogs and not toads. Toads can cause
problems for mammals who try and eat them
and can be fatal.
I think I'd go ahead and try to catch as
many as possible and release them far away.

Good luck and let us know if you succeed. We've
never had anyone come back and tell us they got
out from under the frog invasion.



k30a