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02-03-2007, 02:33 PM
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Frog and tadpoles
Soon after completing 'laying' my very small garden pond last summer, a frog
quickly took up residence. It has resided there all through the winter and today I discovered I have frogspawn, lots of it! As my pond IS so small, what do I do now? Leave the frogspawn to develop into tadpoles, lots of them, allowing nature to do what it will. Or remove some of the frogspawn now? TIA. MikeCT |
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