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30-10-2009, 09:51 PM
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OT Frog in Greenhouse
Hi,
We have had a frog in our greenhouse for most of the summer. Now winter is approaching I wonder if I should put it in the pond or undergrowth. The floor is paved and we have taken most of the plants out so am not sure what it will feed on or if it can hibernate in there. So should I take it out or leave it alone, any advise welcome Thanks Tim |
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30-10-2009, 10:00 PM
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OT Frog in Greenhouse
"Tim" wrote in message ... Hi, We have had a frog in our greenhouse for most of the summer. Now winter is approaching I wonder if I should put it in the pond or undergrowth. The floor is paved and we have taken most of the plants out so am not sure what it will feed on or if it can hibernate in there. So should I take it out or leave it alone, any advise welcome Thanks Tim I think it's wiser to leave it alone; just allow it a gap somewhere so it can escape. Spider |
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