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

bonitin wrote:
Oh I missed your post Ecrane! Thanks for the link. They have these in Europe too, but have no idea how they call them. No wonder the frogs like it, lol!

Thanks Sunny, I see toads would love your place around the waterfall with the numerous nooks and crannies and the provision cupboard full, lol!
Too bad you missed the two tadpoles, in my little pond they are so crowded, it's so easy to scoop them up.
Your higher climate zone explains that you already have tadpoles, mine are still eggs. It would be easier though if you could find these, they are always attached to water plants in the shallow sunny areas along waters. While frogs are very entertaining and funny, I want you to keep in mind that toads are more effective in solving your problem :-)

I don't know what types of frogs and toads are native to your area, but in my case the tadpoles of toads are entirely black, while the ones of the frogs are more brownish and speckled.
These are from my toads(picture from last year);