Coqui frogs threaten crops and peace on Hawaii Island, Help stop this invasive species that threatens Hawaiis ecosystem.
Hawaii’s landscapes faced a growing challenge — the spread of invasive Coqui frogs disturbing fields, crops, and daily life. Out of this need, Chokey Coqui was founded to bring safe, eco-friendly solutions that truly work.
What began as a local response has grown into a trusted name for protecting land and families. Our purpose is simple: safeguard homes, pets, and crops while keeping the environment balanced and healthy.
With skilled techniques and eco-friendly sprays, we manage Coqui frog populations responsibly, ensuring peace of mind and long-term protection for your property.
Protects families, pets, and plants while effectively controlling Coqui frog populations naturally.
Comprehensive inspection and treatment plan targeting Coqui frogs with safe, natural methods.
Uses citric acid solution to stop Coqui frogs without harming your crops.
Strong natural spray controls Coqui frogs while remaining safe for the environment.
Trusted by Hawaii’s farmers and homeowners, our safe and effective solutions control Coqui frogs quickly while keeping families, crops, and pets fully protected.
Coqui frogs multiply fast, harming crops, disrupting sleep with loud calls, and threatening balance in local ecosystems. Our proven, non-toxic sprays prevent infestations, keeping families safe and crops thriving.
Get practical answers about the impacts of coqui frogs and proven ways to manage them.
Coqui frogs are invasive and disturb communities with loud nighttime calls, hurting tourism and property values. They also harm ecosystems by consuming native insects and supporting invasive predators like mongooses and rats.
Yes. Constant noise reduces property values, impacts tourism, and creates high costs for nurseries due to strict plant quarantine and treatment rules.
They out-compete native species for food and indirectly harm native birds by boosting populations of invasive predators that eat bird eggs.
Solutions include habitat management, noise abatement, and eco-friendly sprays. The State of Hawaii also enforces strict laws against importing or moving Coqui frogs.