Q: Frogs near the Chattahoochee River keep us awake. Any repellents?
Dr. Paul Thomas found classical music (Vivaldi) silenced frogs for 30 minutes. Not tested with heavy metal!
Alternatively, introduce rat snakes or water snakes—frogs are favorite prey. If snakes become excessive, add pigs (they eat snakes and till soil). Then host a pig roast and plant fescue.
Pool-area frogs: Modify habitat. Keep area dry (adjust irrigation), mow frequently to expose frogs to predators, remove hiding spots (pots, large foliage). Dig a shallow pond at property edge to lure them away.
Resources: Frog Biology and Control, Frogs in Pool.
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