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It might be a scary sight to see your AFD laying on its back. Most of the time, when something is floating around on its back it’s a sign of illness or death, So, why is my African dwarf frog laying on its back and should you be concerned? Yes you should. Key takeaways African … Read more
Will African dwarf frogs eat Amano shrimp? Is it safe to place shrimp in the same aquarium as an ADF? The answers are tricky, and not for the reasons you think. Key takeaways: ADF’s can and might eat baby Amano shrimp. ADF’s can’t eat adult shrimp, as the adult shrimp tend to be larger than … Read more
African Dwarf Frogs are tiny and adorable little creatures. They make an amazing pet for anyone in the family. But before you go ahead and buy one, it is important that you know what the frog needs before you start buying stuff for it. The following are 7 things African Dwarf Frogs need in their … Read more
African dwarf frogs can only survive 20 minutes on land. You do not need to provide any land for your afd to crawl out onto. It could even harm them. They still require oxygen from the surface which they get by poking their heads out of the water. African dwarf frogs need air to live, … Read more
If you’re thinking about buying an African dwarf from and you’re wondering are African dwarf frogs social? Can live alone or if they need to be in a community tank with other ADF’s, This article will tell you exactly what you need to know. Can African dwarf frogs live alone? African dwarf frogs can not … Read more
On average, an African dwarf frog should be expected to live to about 5 years of age in average water conditions. But there are ways you can improve this time, maybe even up to 20 years. continue reading below. In this article you will learn: The things you can do to improve your frog’s lifespan … Read more
Things you should know about African dwarf frog eggs African dwarf frog eggs are very delicate, they need a higher pH than adults and slightly warmer water temperatures. Adults can lay 8000 eggs a year. Abandon their young. Eat their own eggs if you don’t remove them to their own aquarium ASAP. Become mature for … Read more
The answer is dwarf frogs can eat freeze-dried bloodworms. There are, however, numerous challenges associated with freeze-dried bloodworms. If you have around 2 to three frogs in a tank with many other fish (a community tank), you will notice that the fish start darting at food dropped into the tank. Dwarf frogs, on the other … Read more
An African dwarf frog is a bottom feeder like some fish breeds reared in an aquarium. If you visit an aquarium to buy shrimp pellets for your fish and check the label of some brands, you will notice the word ‘bottom feeder’ common in many of these brands. This does indicate that your African dwarf … Read more
African dwarf frogs are passive and slow eaters. They will barely stand a chance in a community tank and may starve to death if you feed them fish flakes. They are carnivorous, don’t have teeth, and swallow their food whole. Frozen black worms and blood worms are instead the preferred choices of food. Fish flakes … Read more