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Green Tree Frog in Vent Fan Light Fixture

I have a green tree frog in my bathroom light in ceiling. How do I get rid of him? He is in the venting fan/light. We don't know how he got there, nor do we have any more up there. I can't get a picture, too tight.

By Susan H

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05/27/2012

Enjoy him/her. They are so special and hurt nothing. It is eating the bugs attracted to the light. He/she will leave when he/she needs water. Please protect the little one. They are in danger and dying off from pesticides like Monsanto's roundup. They are a good barometer of what is in store for us.

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