Frogs in the pool...
 

Sadly two young frogs recently croaked in my pool, like died. The cage and thresholds are tight and I rarely see an insect. Are they coming in through the drain or what? I don't like that they die for no good reason. solutions??

I can't address how they got in, but if you are running chlorine in your pool, that is likely what caused their demise. :-( We had a pool in AZ with chlorine, and often found dead frogs in the skimmer.

you mean one of your neighbors :22yikes: LOL

hahahahahahaha

small frogs, geckos, etc will be able to get into your pool and screen room area. We had it happen a lot when we lived in Orlando, too. They are very flexible.....and they can get in when they are very small....

I like a few geckos inside the screen, because they eat spiders.

Anoles and frogs are flexible enough that they can squeeze right under the ground rails on lanai, etc. I work to keep these critters out for a number of irritating reasons but mostly because they are a food source for larger scarier critters

When frogs invade, serve frog legs...

They can also get in with plants or other garden material you may bring into your cage.

When I moved in 3 years ago there were dead tiny baby frogs everywhere, on window sills, in the garage, in the bathtub

pay no attention to the lady around the ponds at night with a miner's light and a long gig...:icon_hungry:
K

Thanks kitty for giving me my laugh for today. Within the past two months, i have found 2 live frogs in my house---toilet & in my bathroom cup with my tooth brush. The second frog was after i put new vents on the roof. Now before i sit down, i look to be sure i don't have company looking at my rear. Lol