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Thanks for the feedback guys. All I know is in all of the holes I find the frogs. If they are not making the holes, then what is? The clay was hard packed prior to the frogs in the pond.
Now I have had mole and vole problems in the past in my fruit tree areas. I wonder if they dug too close to the pond and their tunnels flooded.
I have seen the frogs actually diging some of the shallow cutouts along the side of the pond to keep cool. That is why I thought they were the ones diging the holes deeper. I hope Deb can give some insight here.
No matter who is making the holes, I now know why I am seeping more than expected. Now the trick is to find all of the holes and fill them in and find a way to ensure whoever is making them can't make any more.
--------------------------------- 1/10 - 1/4 acre pond plus 16 ft deep/ Plus 40 ft by 20 ft by 6 ft deep koi and fathead minnow pond next to it. Upstate NY
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