I would throw them in the pond for the frogs. They'd love them!

I am a live and let live kinda person. I move them to a shady spot if they are somewhere I don't want them. And, yeah, they make holes in the hostas but Home and Garden is not scheduled to visit this year so I don't care.

I'm sure the usual drowning in beer and slug-be-gone poison posts will show up but I just cannot do these things.

Interesting takes.

While I've had toads for a couple years now I've just recently found a frog coming around. He hops into the pond every time I make it to the side of the overlook. He's long, thin, and very green... looks nothing like my visiting toads, which I think are American Toads.

So he likes slugs, ah?!

Slugs...we have plenty...they are not endangered. Smoosh and add to compost heap.

Your fish will gobble them up. They are full of protein.
"Horton"

If they are a pest in some areas, having snip fests with scissors and tossing the bits where birds can find them encorages slug eating birds to visit the garden more...

When you have toads a plenty, slugs are going to be thin on the ground

Horton (and everyone else), the slugs are large, and the fish and toads are not.

I'm just thinking about size of creature v. size of creature. I don't think my fish could eat a slug since they are about equal in size.

Maybe that long frog will take care of 'em?

My daughter has a snake that LOVES slugs. I gather some up and take them over to her every week or so. I'm not overly fond of snakes but I like this one much more than I like slugs.
sam

If you have the stomach to do it, chop them up as sdavis suggested and feed them to your fish.
If not, you could pour a few grains of salt on them, to kill them.
"Horton"