Originally posted by PondsForFun:
Debra- Where are you? I miss your humor! How many frogs does it take to screw in a light bulb? See, I need a certified frog biologist and a sense of humor! 
Sorry for the much delayed posting time. We are dead smack in the middle of our busy season at the office, and my free weekends have been devoted to the recent
UNELUSIVE paranormal activity. Cemetaries are hotbeds when Mercury is in retrograde.
As far as the frogs/lightbulbs... I have seen it done with only one frog, depending of course on the development of that last leg. :p
BP- Generally customers stock about 100 to the acre (remember you can count on a 50% mortality), but the # to put in is really your call. 50 survivors per acre in a pond will bring you great fun within a year or so. So much that the wife might get you to upgrade the thickness of your window panes. LOL
If you all REALLY want to get into some serious frog Q and A sessions, let's start another thread devoted to them. While I deeply appreciate all the warm birthday wishes attached to this thread, the frogs might get lost one day if we get into deep detail and forget where we put the info.
Lance frogs are becoming "the other white meat" rather quickly. You appear to be in an area that has been relatively uneffected by human contamination ( ie pesticides and such), but we delivered over 3000 tadpoles, 25 adult frogs, and about 200 baby frogs via our truck to Indiana just this week. Of course my driver, David (who is a lunatic), said the evening weather got so cold that they had to take them into the hotel at night. He said they "accidentally" lost a few of the babies because they could not find any toothpicks to use after supper.
Deb
