Hello ponders,

I've been lurking here for some time; I thought I'd share what I found
on return from 3 weeks vacation.

I have a tiny 35? gallon preform pond with two goldfish. There's an
upper reservoir with a 3 foot or so stream leading down to the preform.
I have a lilly with about 10 pads, but no blossoms because it's shady,
and some marginal plants.

I discovered today:
one frog, about 2" long, not sure if it's a green frog or a bull
frog
two or three or more? baby fish
two or three flowers on the anacharis in the upper reservoir

Happy ponding,

-- Bob Mills

Hi Bob!

What a neat discovery!
You can tell bullfrogs from greenfrogs by looking at the fold of skin that
starts at their eyes.
A greenfrog's fold will go down its back.
A bullfrog's fold will curve around the eardrum.


k30a
and the watergardening labradors
http://www.geocities.com/watergarden...dors/home.html