Set up a separate small container (kiddie pool, stock tank, large tub) with dechlorinated water and some plants. Net out as many tadpoles as possible and move them there. This reduces the load on your main pond instantly.
Identifying the species helps you plan. If they're toads or tree frogs, the problem resolves quickly on its own.
Frogs prefer still, vegetated water for laying eggs. Increase water movement (fountain, waterfall), reduce dense marginal vegetation at the water's edge, and consider a frog deterrent strategy.
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