• Freshwater tadpolesAmerican Toad

    Toad Tadpoles

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    Those of you who are familiar with toads know that these wonderful tadpoles will change to adults in the following weeks. The adult toad will consume a wide range of insects and love to live around water garden pools. A single toad can eat over 1000 insects per day, making them a friend to farmers and gardeners.

    The call is a long, dreamlike, musical trill.

    Tadpoles are less than 1/2 inch long.

    Contrary to superstition, toads do not cause warts. However they may turn into a Prince.

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    Japanese Koi Fish

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    Japanese Koi have a rich history spanning over 1200 years. Koi are introduced into water gardens to enhance aesthetic appeal, promote stress reduction, and contribute to a healthier pond ecosystem. Their vibrant colors and graceful movements offer entertainment and foster a calming atmosphere. Additionally, koi assist in pond maintenance by consuming algae and insects, while the pond serves as a serene habitat that can elevate a property’s value. Their striking colors and lively presence in the water also help control mosquito larvae.

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  • White Carp Fish or Butterfly Koi Fish Platinum Color in Pond

    Butterfly Koi

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    Butterfly koi, also known as longfin koi, are a mesmerizing variety of ornamental fish with fins that gracefully sway in the waters.

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  • Frog TadpolesBull frog -close up of head out of water.

    Frog Tadpoles

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    The first or second season, the younger generation of the frog family will grow legs up to three inches long. These tadpoles will actively devour decayed matter and green algae. They are harmless to fish and plants. This native tadpole survives harsh winters.

    Remember to get some Tadpole Food, too.

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