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Related: About this forumToad in the morning.
Took this in my little water feature in the back yard.
3catwoman3
(25,432 posts)flashlight, Ill often come across toads of assorted sizes. Ill reach down and gently scratch the tops of their heads. Some seem to like it, others hop away, and some puff up and do little toad pushups - trying to look intimidating, I guess.
AndyS
(14,559 posts)Not downright ugly but not graceful and bright like Leopard frogs or Tree Frogs. Still they border on handsome in their own humble way.
Goddessartist
(2,067 posts)a wee dragon
AndyS
(14,559 posts)XanaDUer2
(13,839 posts)I wish I had a yard with a water feature. What company installed it.
Even a tiny pond, man made, can help bring and support wildlife in an area.
AndyS
(14,559 posts)deep. It has a solar pump that circulates the water in the daytime. A couple of bags of river rocks and some large stones I had on the property finish it out. Total cost about $400 from Walmart plus a sore back for a week or so
I added a dozen goldfish which was too many for the pond but the local egrets took care of that and the count is down to 4 now.
XanaDUer2
(13,839 posts)I watched many youtube videos on it. They sell kidney-shaped ponds at Lowes, etc.
I was also watching vids on homemade waterfalls, elaborate and simple. If I could win lotto
AndyS
(14,559 posts)Somebody still has to dig a hole but that and a cheap solar pump would set you up. Yeah it's bright blue to start with but half way through summer and alge turns everything dark. You'll need something to stop mosquitos and a trip to the nearest bait shop will get you a dozen minnows for a few bucks.
No one to dig a hole? Think about a wash tub above ground--same pump and minnows. The sound of water is very soothing if you can stand the heat in FL or TX.
Just some ideas . . .
XanaDUer2
(13,839 posts)AndyS
(14,559 posts)This looks awesome. I'll put a few mollies in it