Years ago I added many hardy Japanese trapdoor snails and Black Ramshorn snails. Did that for a couple of years. The next year? Nothing, nada, nyet. No evidence of the snails I'd added. However, now have lots of the little snails with the small, brown shells but nothing that appears related to what I added. Something about "build it and they will come" comes to mind. When I find these snails out and about I toss them into the pond...the fish like them; they must have a thing for escargot - minus the butter and the garlic! LOL! So I suspect you'll have plenty of snails contributed by Mother Nature soon enough. ---David

vieja, depends on what kind of frog tadpoles they are, as they all change at different rates. Leopard frog tadpoles can change into frogs a few weeks. Others such as Green frogs or Bullfrogs can take two years or more to change over. It all depends on the pond conditions, temperature and food availability. Since you describe them being "the size of a big marble", it makes me think you may have either Green frog or Bullfrog tadpoles. I have thought in the passed, that the Green frog tadpoles, I put into in my ponds had either died or had been eaten,since there was never a sign of them, only to find the next year some young frogs in and around my ponds. They are very good at surviving and staying out of harms way. "Horton"

Hello I dont have any aquatic plants for trade right now but if anyone is interested in some Dwarf Pomegranate seedling trees about 10 inches tall right now..i have 3 available..im looking for a tiny bit of java moss and Red Ramshorn snails, malaysian trumpet snails, Colorful mystery snails, also looking for cherry shrimps thank you p.s please post here it will go to my email..also i check the feedback forum please do the same with me..:)

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