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=How to make a pond=

|| = Here's how you go about it. =  Firstly, a good place for a frog pond is a part shady part sunny place but it can't be directly under trees. Some tree leaves can be poisonous to frogs. Place the pond near a compost heap. Part of the compost heap can be raised on old bricks, giving frogs sheltered access to yummy insects and worms falling through. Plant shrubs and ground cover around the pond to give frogs a resting place, hiding spots from predators and shelter from wind. Vegetation also attracts insects to your garden for frogs to devour. A rock pile or logs work well to keep the area shady and cool. You'll need to plant native shrubs, ground cover and trees of different heights. A low garden lamp illuminating the frog pond will look great.

Plant shrubs and other types of vegetation to attract insects. Hiding spots like rocks and holes will hide the frogs from predators.

Frog ponds can be complex or simple. The frog pond can even be an old bath tub. You can also use a styrofoam boxes, child pools, laundry tubs, and plastic containers. || 
 * If you want to dig your own pond, here's how.


 * A pond should have sloped sides and ideally should be like a spoon with shallow, sloped walls. This allows simple acess for the frogs and tadpoles to get in and out of the pond.
 * Place a sheet of black plastic to line the pond and prevent water from escaping - you can buy this plastic from lots of pond product suppliers.
 * Turn the edges of the plastic sheet up around the edge of the pond and anchor them with rocks.
 * Add plenty of swamp plants in trays or pots in the shallowest region, and place a few potted aquatic plants and water lilies farther down.
 * Cover their soil with sand. The waterweeds will provide habitat for the tadpoles and baby fish to stay in while they are small and easy prey to predators.
 * Fill the pond with tap water, not from a metal tank, and let it stand for at least a week before adding any frogs or fish. Any chlorine in the tap water will have dissolved by then.
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