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Obtain frogs when they are mature and roughly equal in size to the turtle you wish to keep them with. Preferred Environment

This may sound strange, but I consider it merciful to add the bullfrog, since if it doesn't consume the frogs that invade the pond, Teresa will, and turtles shred their prey remorselessly. (She may spare the bullfrog only because it's strong enough to escape her grasp.) However, there is another predator that I had considered that might be inside the enclosure. Teresa. I know I make bullfrogs look bad, but they are truly voracious predators. If you think I give them a "bum" reputation, then ask someone in a country where bullfrogs are invasive how much they like them (it's usually not very much).

However, I imagine that it would be easier to keep Teresa from eating the frog in an outdoor enclosure than in an indoor aquarium. Floating plants, like water lotus and water lilies, also provide a safe area for frogs to escape. Escape Routes Planting large amounts of vegetation to provide cover for both frogs and turtles to hide in is vital to increase their chances of survival when living together. No. This is due to the fact green tree frogs are incredibly sensitive species that have strict needs for their environment that cannot be accomplished outdoors unless you live in an area green tree frogs are native to.

I also recommend native sedges or rushes for the pond shore to provide the frogs a place to flee to that’s hard for turtles to access. I'll just finish with this - part of the joy to me of a garden pond is to watch nature as it unfolds. We add fish to our ponds for obvious reasons, but seeing a wild creature choose to live in my pond, do what it does naturally, move on when it's ready - all of that is way more satisfying, interesting, compelling... you name it - than creating what is essentially an outdoor aquarium where certain creatures have to be kept in and others have to be kept out. But if that's your dream pond, more power to you. Predation is much more likely to occur whenever one species is smaller than the other or can fit the other into its mouth. It would have to be an enclosed pond with a net covering it to keep raccoons out. This would also prevent the frog from escaping.

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This doesn’t mean there isn’t a chance of losses. There are some ways to decrease this chance, though. How to Prevent Loss When Keeping Frogs and Turtles Together Outdoors Lush Vegetation You want fewer encounters between the two while also providing space to flee when it does happen. Keep it Clean