Does your outdoor public pool close if there’s a frog or two in there?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The lifeguards kept the pool open and swimmers were allowed to continue with the frogs in the water. At some point they lost sight of the frogs. I am not sure if they drowned but I was surprised the pool was kept open.

our pool puts airtags on frogs so we always know where they are

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Our pool has a 10 minute frogs only swim every hour.

I think I love you.

[Anonymous]

This thread is a winner

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Our pool has a 10 minute frogs only swim every hour.

Isn't that a violation of Equal Housing laws?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Close for frogs!? What do you think the frogs are going to do? Give you warts!? I grew up in the sticks where the swimming hole had snakes, fish, turtles, frogs, and God knows what else. I’ve lived in an urban area for decades now but I will never get over the attitudes towards wildlife here. Some of my neighbors are literally scared of deer and feel that trees should be cut down so that they don’t get sticks in their yard. It’s fascinating.

The water around here is nasty though. The wildlife in the water is a sign that the streams are healthy. I was wondering why there are no crawfish in the creeks around here. The streams where I grew up had them allover, we would go catch buckets of them.

If the stream doesn't have wildlife in it, I don't swim in it.

[Anonymous]

At our pool if a frog is younger than 14 weeks, it has to pass a swim test to be allowed in the main pool without an adult.

[Anonymous]

Frogs have rights too.

I hope they are not discriminating due to warts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Flower Valley closes for Frogs 3:30-6:15pm during swim season. Lots of frogs every afternoon.

I actually got this!!!