How To Get Rid of Frogs

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Frogs are fun to find in your garden and helpfully eat flies, mosquitoes, and other pesky insects, but they can strike up a loud symphony of sound at night if too many take up residence. Here’s how to get rid of frogs humanely.

Frogs are exciting and beneficial creatures to have in your yard—in moderation. The loud croaking that might draw a laugh from kids is no joke when it’s a chorus right outside your bedroom window all night long. A large frog population in your yard may indicate that you also have an insect or moisture problem, because frogs will not congregate in an area without ample food and water. Some frogs may be poisonous to pets, and frogs can attract snakes who prey on them. If you have more than one or two hopping around, it’s a good idea to figure out how to get rid of frogs and how to keep frogs away.

Removing and relocating frogs can be tricky. Many species are protected and can’t be moved or harmed–according to the Amphibian Survival Alliance, there are over 500 species of frogs that are currently critically endangered. But you can relocate their food sources and move some of the worst noise offenders to a different habitat.

Time required: 2 to 3 hours of work, plus reapplication of insecticide and regular egg scooping
Difficulty: Intermediate
Estimated cost: Varies depending on the level of infestation