Do the eggs float to the surface at some point? I was thinking of moving them to a shelf with a little more protection from the fish. Maybe nestled among some plants.
You might find they are sort of attached to the foliage down around the egg globs. The earlier you move them the better they stay together in the ball. I either use a little net to scoop mine, or (more typically) I just scoop them up by hand for relocation. If they're anchored to the plant stems, you might have to cut or pull a bit of that to go along with them.
What kind of tree frogs do you have? The ones around here don't show up until well into Summer. So far I've had wood frogs, toads & pickerel frogs do their spawning. Green, Bull & Tree frogs don't get going until a bit later.
Oh I love Spring Peepers! And, yes, they are a type of tree frog. They're pretty much the only type of frog we don't have spawning in our pond. They are generally in our area, but just haven't discovered us, I guess. Last year we had one that really tried to attract a girlfriend, but I guess our pond was a bust because he finally left & hasn't been back again this year.
