How to prevent cooling ponds from becoming frog playgrounds
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In the air-conditioning cooling tank, when the water temperature is high, frog corpses along with other debris float on the surface, causing an unpleasant odor; when the water temperature is low, frogs from the grassy areas come down to play there in groups. It’s impossible to keep the system running 24/7 while also changing the water and cleaning it regularly. The current method of adding water to maintain circulation only provides temporary relief and doesn’t solve the problem permanently. I would like to ask the experts and fellow users if there are any good solutions?
Use a cutting saw to make a deep groove in the hardened concrete surface, insert PVC material into it, to create a retaining wall about one meter high. If there is significant investment, a concrete cofferdam can be built.
From a safety perspective, there are quite a few risks associated with this; building enclosures around it is a good approach, but using cover plates is even safer and more reliable. Looking at the picture, I’m always afraid I might fall down.....:L
There’s medicine in the water; frogs can’t survive