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Frog In The Wall
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theoj Z9 FL (
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Sat, Mar 31, 12 at 7:11
Loud and near my computer, this frog sounds like he is in my wall and I can't see any holes he could get in (or out). I don't know what to do and he sounds like he is there to stay. Tapping on the wall doesn't discourage him. Unwelcome sound effects---when I use my computer. Any suggestions as to what I can do to influence it to leave???
theo |
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RE: Frog In The Wall
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| Mothballs? Can you get up in the attic and drop some down the wall? That might drive him out. |
RE: Frog In The Wall
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| Please read more about mothballs before using them for stuff like this. |
RE: Frog In The Wall
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| Are you sure it's a frog? A failing hard drive can make gredeep-gredeep noises, too. |
RE: Frog In The Wall
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| If it is trapped in there without food and water it will probably croak. ;>) |
RE: Frog In The Wall
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| I know mothballs are nasty and not to be used in abundance or without good reason. It was the only thing I could think of that might drive the frog out. If he croaks (;~)) in that wall, the smell will be terrible until he dries up. |
RE: Frog In The Wall
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| Since the OP hasn't returned I think Writersblock got the problem solved! |
RE: Frog In The Wall
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Problem continues. I put some mulch near what I think is the spot and poured some hot water there (a suggestion I got somewhere on the internet). I think he moved a few inches and I think he tunnels under the house enough to slip in.--Couldn't put moth balls in the walls, possibly nearby on the outside. Positive this is not in my computer, just a little critter who would be okay if he would just move somewhere else. Thanks for your responses.
I will keep on trying. More suggestions will be welcome.
theo |
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