It happens. Don't beat yourself up about it too much. Fish will eat anything that fits in their mouth, meaning frog legs are a wonderful snack to koi. I'm sure they'd bite the rest too and cut it up into pieces quickly. Sorry about the graphic description but I wanted to illustrate how fish work lol
Thank you for checking it out! 😊 honestly I’m starting to think my social strategy hinges on persistently posting and eventually something pops off for unintended reasons. 😂
Did you get those shoes online or in a store??? Want toe shoes so bad but nervous to order online. Sorry about the unknown murder of a frog. I wouldn’t have known but I also would have ran away screaming if I had to touch the frog. I know I’m a baby.
Good grief, people don't know how big a koi would have to be to eat that frog. Sure, it's possible one of those could have nommed him real fast, but the likelihood that they got him in their mouth and went "Nope, too big." is huge. Also frogs swim excellently.
Okay so i researched this just for this video, so you're welcome 😂 firstly, that is a toad, not a frog... secondly koi eat frogs but not toads, so he's safe 😂... if it has lumpy skin, 90% chance its a toad. So yeah a koi would try then spit it out... hopefully 🤞 because if not both a toad and a fish died 😂
@@LintonsEnchanted koi carp don't do that sort of thing. You released the frog into every frogs dream paradise. Respect Too many kill joys about ready to pounce
You had the sweetest intentions ❤ I hope that with all of your compassion to animals that you extend this compassion to chickens, cows, pigs and fish. 🎉
I love how everyone is acting like you found a frog that had lived forever in one spot and took them elsewhere. Like it’s got survival instincts & is supposed to deal with fish & crawfish & other predators. The koi aren’t going to attack like piranha & it’s not a domesticated frog! 😂😂
I'm really trying not to laugh after that "rescue". I genuinely thought this was a joke skit when you showed the koi in the pond but you legit let him 'free' lol. Poor kermit rip.
Lol, they prob ate him up asap, an option is to put them in the shallow part, among the reeds. In general, frogs need fish free ponds to thrive and propagate.