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Hi
I a wondering if my green frogs will hibernate succesfully in my pond? Do I have to do anything to help them with the process?
Thank you

Is it a "natural" pond, with dirt banks and a dirt floor, or is it one of those plastic tub-type ponds? If it's the latter, the frogs may not be able to hibernate in it, since they dig below the water's surface and along the banks, in the soft earth there to hibernate.
Are they "domestic" pet frogs, or are they wild? If they are kept indoors all year, you can hibernate them indoors for a short period by putting them in a cool (not cold) room with adequate dirt to burrow into.
Also, if they are outdoor frogs: have they always been sighted around that pond, or did you recently import them?
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Its a man-made liner pond. I have added the frogs this summer, so no they havn't been there their whole lives. Its a good sized pond, but I'm not sure if they will live or not over the winter. Should I try bringing them inside?
Thank you

You can certainly take them inside! Remember that you will have to buy crickets to feed them, rather than them catching there own food.