How do you get rid of frogs in your pond?
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The number of frogs in your pond is directly proportionate to the number of insects. There will only be as many of them that the ponds food source availability can support, without the frogs you might be inundated by nuisance insects or disease carrying mosquitoes.
And that is your answer, eliminate the insects and the frog population will decrease, I would not do it though as they serve an important service for you and the eco system. Of course you could always get some baby gators to eat them all but that sounds like a bigger problem than frogs.
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