Beginner Gardening: Any tips for keeping slugs at bay?, 0 by bonitin

bonitin wrote:
Thanks Sunny! I have hundreds of pictures of them, they are so funny to watch.
Glad you brought back the bullfrog tadpoles, they seem to be real bullies! I think it should be prohibited to sell them because, when let loose in the wild they also eat other smaller native frogs.

Ecrane, better would be if you could get some spawn or tadpoles for Sunny. The problem is that the frog probably wouldn't want to stay, for a strange reason they always want to return to the place where they are born, unless Sunny has an enclosed garden and to procreate one needs more than one frog ;-).

Spawn and tadpoles are normally found in the warmer shallow waters where the sun warms it up. Toads attach their egg strings on water plants. Frogspawn looks different and looks like a yelly floating on the surface. I must say that toads are more effective than frogs in the battle with slugs and snails.

This is how toadspawn looks like;