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I have thousands of frogs that are transitioning from the tadpole stag to frog. They have their legs but still have there tail and are in the water most of the time. As I walk around the pond hundreds of these frogs are jumping from the shallows to deeper water. I am wondering if this many frogs is a problem? The pond is stocked with HBG and HSB. The HSB are 13-14 inches long so the frogs are now way to large for them to feed on. Is this a potential issue? Do I need to add another predator to control this frog population?
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