The Harrison Frog Spa is now open

I've got a green frog in my fish pond, and I'm kind of concerned for him.  It's far too cold for him to be out of the water and moving around, and he's taken up in my pond since there's a heater and it's toasty warm.  He should be hunkered down in some thick pond muck somewhere, and my pond is so new, there isn't even a smidgen of anything between him and the plastic.


This is going to be an interesting winter as I keep an eye on him.  Is he going to winter in the Harrison Frog Spa successfully till spring?  If it keeps him warm enough, will he be so active that he doesn't have the resources to keep from starving?  I wish I knew what to do with him, but seriously, I'm not sure where he came from to begin with.


I'll be taking the rest of the week off from the Drama Box because of the holidays, but I'll probably be shunning the big stores on Friday for my desk . . . although I will be going downtown for a cup of coffee and to shop local.  I've been down there more than a few times now, and I'm amazed at the quality of the stuff I found.  I like the idea of commerce so close I can walk to it.  Not a bad option compared to driving, parking, and worrying about leaving stuff in my car.  Besides, I'm starting to recognize people, and that's kind of cool.  It gives a fantastic sense of both responsibility and unity, of belonging to something larger.


Happy Thanksgiving, guys!



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Published on November 24, 2010 05:44
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message 1: by Kristi (new)

Kristi Your frog will probably live. They are cold blooded and they kind of freeze during the winter and thaw out in the spring. So, don't worry, he'll be fine :o}
I have a huge pond filled with fish and inevitably, frogs. The bass like to snack on them, LOL!

Living in a small community does that to you--before you know it you'll be participating in community related outings-- Lighting of the town Christmas Tree, Concerts/Movies in the park, Small town local theater productions (which are amazingly good!) etc...

Shopping local supports your community and believe me, it's appreciated. Do you have a farmers market by you?
Obviously, I live is a small community but its a large tourist town, too. Surrounded by Great Lakes and National Forest's. I don't miss the city anymore.... much :o]

Happy Thanksgiving and enjoy your time off!


message 2: by Lycanfyre (new)

Lycanfyre i have several pet frogs in a 55 gal tank. lol he should be fine, but if your overly concerned, you can put him in a standard 15 gal tank or larger with some water in a bowl and moss you can get a most pet stores and feed him crickets or flightless fruit flies till the weather thaws then you can either keep him or set him back out at the pond. another option is to just buy feeder crickets about once a week (about 10 small) and turn them out by your pond for the frog. if he's hungry he will eat them. lol


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