Tree frogs

OK,maybe a crazy post but I need help.We have a small decorative tetra pond in the yard with a few plants and the dogs drink from it.A frog has taken residence and has been croaking all nite. Now he has a buddy(mate?) in a nearby hedge and they are both croaking together all nite.Driving us crazy.When I walk outside they stop,so I can't see or catch them to relocate them.Don't want to hurt them,just want to shut them up or move them. I'm sure the knowledge of SOS will solve this very important issue:cheers2:

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snakes will relocate them.. :bump:

you could always drain the pond for a little while,they will move on.

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Originally Posted by Wrinkleface

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I think these guys know how to remove a couple frogs!







http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLKjc...eature=related

they will shut up when ther done with there courtship (makin love) leave them be anfibs are very good for your yard,you will learn to love that sound.We have a water garden that brings in dozen's of toads and bull frogs,the toads sound like crikets on steroids for about two weeks,I love it spring is in the air lol

I had to look 3 times to make sure MarylandMark didn't start this thread!

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Originally Posted by glassdave

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off 2 the sporting goods shop Robert!!!:bump:

Jet's comments make sense ,I will leave them alone and let them do their thing. The power of SOS is cool!

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Originally Posted by Magicfloat

Jet's comments make sense ,I will leave them alone and let them do their thing. The power of SOS is cool!

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It has the same feeling like the old days where we used to hang out. Hope you're doing well.

Everything cool in Alabama,Brian,thanks for asking. Robert

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Originally Posted by jet

they will shut up when ther done with there courtship (makin love) leave them be anfibs are very good for your yard,you will learn to love that sound.We have a water garden that brings in dozen's of toads and bull frogs,the toads sound like crikets on steroids for about two weeks,I love it spring is in the air lol

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FVCK THAT! That sound is ridiculously loud!

When my house was new (new community) we had frogs by the dozens. Some of which were the "bufo" toads that can kill small dogs. I would come home from dinner with my kids to find 10-15 in the driveway, walkway up to the front door. We went frog hunting (kids loved it, they only held/pointed the flashlight while I grabbed the frogs). After 1/2 filling the 5 gallon bucket they got relocated to another undeveloped part of the neighborhood. I bet we moved 100 frogs the first year we lived here. Occasionally after a heavy rain there will be a frog or two hopping around.

Tree frogs love to stick to glass doors/windows. They can be tougher to find and catch due to their ability to leap farther in a single hop (3ft +). They also seem to be the loudest frogs as well!

lol there loud but now that you have relocated all of them how many quite critters do you have,ie spiders, crickets,termite's,earwigs,silverfish,ect oh ya and mosquito's.There all on the menu are little green freinds.A freind of mine had bull frogs as pets they where huge he kept the in the basment and fed them mice.

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Originally Posted by jet

lol there loud but now that you have relocated all of them how many quite critters do you have,ie spiders, crickets,termite's,earwigs,silverfish,ect oh ya and mosquito's.There all on the menu are little green freinds.A freind of mine had bull frogs as pets they where huge he kept the in the basment and fed them mice.

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luckily I am east of I-95 so light on the critters.....I don't even know what an earwig or silverfish is!

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Originally Posted by Davidmnc

I had to look 3 times to make sure MarylandMark didn't start this thread!

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beat me to it. ponds, gardening, good nights sleep. had all the makings of a MM thread i tell ya

Can't believe nobody thought bout get'n the fry'n pan out!!!:leaving: