Depends on the species. Toads and terrestrial frogs hibernate on land—leave them alone. Aquatic frogs (bullfrog, green frog, pickerel frog) hibernate underwater.
Photo + location → herp group or Frog Overwintering Guide.
If native and aquatic, it's adapted to local winters—but a tiny pond is riskier than a natural lake.
Frog in Lined Chicago Pond: Winter Survival
Fish and Frogs Lethargic in Pond: Oxygen Crash or Toxin?
Why Frogs Die in Winter Ponds and How to Save Them
Herons and Frogs Eating Koi/Goldfish: Protection Strategies
Stocking a 90-Gallon Pond: Fish and Frog Compatibility
Goldfish and Frogs in Winter: Coexistence and Cold Climate Care
Pond Liner vs. Concrete: Which to Choose?
pH Adjustment for Fish Transfer: Raise Old Pond, Not Lower New
Overwintering a Frog in a 150-Gallon Pond in Philadelphia
Dogs and Cats in the Pond: Do They Eat Fish and Frogs?
Do Frogs Eat Goldfish? Bullfrogs Might, But Herons Are the Real Threat
Building a Backyard Frog Habitat in a Small Garden
Managing Frogs Around the Pool: Habitat Modification and Predators
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