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What is this I found it at the edge of my pond around some grass looking plant it's only n this one spot of the pond should I be worried
What kind of frogsThe frogs had a party! laying eggs
We have tree frogs n bullfrogsDepends on what type you have around. We have green frogs, mainly, also tree frogs, toads, they all lay eggs in the pond. They look like what you are seeing.
I looked up tree frog eggs n bull frog eggs n it's nether of thoseWe have tree frogs n bullfrogs
No clue I live n Ohio by ceaser Creek bout 20 mins from DaytonWell I would watch and see, if it were me.
What other water laying type critters do you have around, where are you?
I will so how will I know there frogs if there frogsKeep us updated! This is interesting. My frogs, toads, etc lay their eggs around April/May
There literally black dots surrounded by this jelly shit the black dots don't have there own personal round jelly stuff around it it's around all of the ten million black dotsWatch for them to start wiggling, as the eggs hatch you will see little pieces of dirt wiggling. Then you get a tad pole. They usually stay near the surface for a bit and then head deeper.
Maybe try to take some real close ups of a few of the eggs. They do seem to hatch pretty quickly. So keep a eye on them.
Someone told me it's algaeWatch for them to start wiggling, as the eggs hatch you will see little pieces of dirt wiggling. Then you get a tad pole. They usually stay near the surface for a bit and then head deeper.
Maybe try to take some real close ups of a few of the eggs. They do seem to hatch pretty quickly. So keep a eye on them.
I hope so I'm freaking outThat is a possibility, I have never seen algae look like that. Take a black dot and see what it looks like when you squish it.
That is how my frog eggs look like. But smaller, black dots with jelly stuff all around them
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