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What to Do if You Find a Frog in a New Houseplant, According to an Amphibian Expert
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What to Do if You Find a Frog in a New Houseplant, According to an Amphibian Expert
Frogs like the moist environment houseplants offer. Credit: Getty ImagesKey PointsFrogs sometimes seek shelter from predators in houseplants due to their moist conditions.If the frog isn't native to your area, contact a wildlife expert before releasing it into the wild.Check new plants thoroughly for frogs and pests before bringing them home to avoid unwanted surprises.Believe it or not, frogs can sometimes hitch a ride inside a houseplant. If y…
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