How do you kill a frog?

Answer 1

Although frogs in your pool are inconvenient, there is no health risk due to the pool chemicals. You just remove the drowned frogs.

You should check your yard for standing water where the eggs can hatch and tadpoles mature. If you do not have this, then the frogs are migrating toward your pool for some reason. If you leave the lights on, that attracts bugs and the frogs come for the picnic. Clear out any weeds and debris in your yard. Some believe using ammonia based fertilizer is a deterrent. Also, a wooden or block fence will prevent frogs from coming into the area.

Answer 2

Frogs inevitably get into pool skimmers. So trying to prevent them from getting into the pool in the first place is a waste of time. Visit www.critterskimmer.com and check out the spiral rescue ramp that allows frogs and small critters to climb out of the skimmer on their own. No more dead frogs!

Check the phosphate levels of your water. I had a pool party of frogs every time it rained. I found my phosphate level was high, adjusted accordingly and now they're gone!

Answer 3

Keep the pool water out and put a cover on it or you can keep the water in it and just put a cover over it thats what i did.

Check the phosphate levels of your water. I had a pool party of frogs every time it rained. I found my phosphate level was high, adjusted accordingly and now they're gone!

Answer 4

One way to get rid of frogs around pools is to put moth balls down. The moth balls do have an odor but it will keep the frogs away.

Answer 5

Use a net on the end of a long (metal or bamboo) pole to catch the frogs and release them into a local pond.

Answer 6

You don't.