Carol claims Bullfrogs do not eat fish. If you’ve seen the Discover Channel special on Bullfrogs you find out they eat just about anything and everything. Like a snake, they can stretch to eat things as big as themselves!<\/p>\n
I’ve included a link to the full article at the end of this excerpt. The 3 mile thing makes me worried our bullfrog may come back.<\/p>\n
Why you don’t want a bullfrog in your pond<\/b><\/p>\n
1. Bullfrogs eat desired wildlife like birds, small<\/p>\n
mammals, dragonflies, butterflies, native<\/p>\n
frogs, fish and turtles.<\/p>\n
2. Bullfrogs reproduce prolifically. One egg mass<\/p>\n
will typically contain thousands of eggs.<\/p>\n
Bullfrogs spread to neighboring wetlands<\/p>\n
and gardens. The thousands of eggs hatch<\/p>\n
into thousands of tadpoles, and the tadpoles<\/p>\n
transform into thousands of juvenile bullfrogs,<\/p>\n
which may disperse as soon as the rainy<\/p>\n
season starts. Some of these frogs travel<\/p>\n
over 3 miles in search of a new home.<\/p>\n
3. Bullfrogs, unlike native leopard frogs, have a<\/p>\n
loud call that may disturb you or your<\/p>\n
neighbors at night.<\/p>\n
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