"Reel McKoi" wrote in message
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As you all now we pulled the net off the smaller 800g+ pond and have no

fish in it. It's for plants and frogs and whatever else decides to move

in. With the net gone something, possibly a cat, has picked off every
frog and eats it's legs off. We find the bodies near the same tree abou
t
20' from the pond. There are no more frogs as of last night. We start
ing
to feel this pond is a draw for frogs and something else that feeds on
them. This is a real downer. :*(
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RM....
Frugal ponding since 1995.
rec.ponder since late 1996.
Zone 6. Middle TN USA
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I watched my brothers Staffordshire terrier grab a frog in his mouth a fe
w
months back, the frog, I think must have secreted something from its skin

because the dog soon dropped him un-harmed and ran round the garden with
a
foaming mouth for 5 minutes , he has never touched a frog since. I would
have thought a frog would have had the same effect on a cat.

GGJ
uk