New Pond in Thailand

[Panthanit]

First sorry for the double post but this morning I went down to the pond and discovered around 2000 toad eggs.

Are they dangerous for my fish? should I do anything or just let nature be.

 

[the loach]

Eggs aren't dangerous, but grown toads or frogs could be... not familiar with the species in Thailand.

 

[Panthanit]

Update on the toad issue, it seems they are asian common toads and I lost 5 fish in my main pond from eating the single eggs which I dislodged while removing them.
I relocated the eggs to my smaller pond with around 30 fantails because I felt bad now of which now only 4 are still alive. Is there any way of stopping them without fencing around my pond?
maybe something like diatomaceous earth which dehydrates insects is there anything that toads avoid ?

 

[simonb6714]

Bettas would be a great idea, since they're from there and can survive in low oxygen situatuions if something happens to your pump.

 

[angelcraze]

Update on the toad issue, it seems they are asian common toads and I lost 5 fish in my main pond from eating the single eggs which I dislodged while removing them.
I relocated the eggs to my smaller pond with around 30 fantails because I felt bad now of which now only 4 are still alive. Is there any way of stopping them without fencing around my pond?
maybe something like diatomaceous earth which dehydrates insects is there anything that toads avoid ?

I like your project I wish I could have a pond like that! For the toads, I really have no idea, but a line of cayenne pepper keeps ants and bugs from entering the house. I wouldn't want to get any in the water though. And idk if it will work to deter toads.