removing a pond

[Dogghound]

Originally Posted by ~T~

There's no need for stereotyping

There is when needless cruelty to amphibians occurs on a large scale.

[brendaward]

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[nightshade]

Originally Posted by zoro

Information please.I have a small garden pond where frogs live and breed,
unfortunately I am looking to sell my house next year (2011) and feel it would be better to remove the pond, and frogs, as I cannot take the chance the new owners would treat the wildlife kindly, you know some peoples attitudes to frogs. How is the best way to do this, and what do I do with the frogs.
Any advice please.

Tell the new owners it is registered with the local Wildlife Trust

[dampflippers]

I would definitely keep the pond. I did a garden wildlife surevey and it was frightenong the number of ponds that had been filled in for various reasons. Let's hope the purchaser loves your wildlife friendly garden.
Get them to put a description: landscaped garden with established wildlife pond.

[zoro]

Originally Posted by brendaward

Put on the details; 'wild life garden.' Prospective purchasers who like concrete will be aware before they waste your time, But prospective purchasers who love wildlife will come and look. Good luck, welcome to WAB.

Thanks Brenda, good idea, I will keep that in mind.

[zoro]

Originally Posted by Dogghound

Do you live in france?

Not till I sell my house

[eeyore]

Originally Posted by brendaward

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nah - I used to be a werewolf

but i'm alright noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow