Axolotls 

Can African Dwarf Frogs Live With Axolotls?

Paula R. Link

African dwarf frogs and axolotls are both amphibians, which means they have an ability to live both on land and in water. African dwarf frogs are smaller than axolotls, but they can still survive in captivity. Axolotls are able to survive in water because they can completely change their body shape.

Table of Contents
  1. Can African Dwarf Frogs Survive In A Habitat With A Lot Of Plants?
  2. How African Dwarf Frogs Reproduce?
  3. How To Tell If Your African Dwarf Frog Is A Male Or Female?
  4. How To Tell If Your African Dwarf Frog Is Sick?
  5. Can African Dwarf Frogs Live With Axolotls?

Can African Dwarf Frogs Survive In A Habitat With A Lot Of Plants?

African Dwarf Frogs are small frogs that live in habitats with a lot of plants. These frogs are able to survive in habitats with a lot of plants because they can eat insects that live in these habitats. African Dwarf Frogs can also eat plants if they need to.

How African Dwarf Frogs Reproduce?

African Dwarf Frogs reproduce in a similar way to other frogs. The male African Dwarf Frogs will release a “snowball” of sperm into the water. The female African Dwarf Frogs will then swim over to the snowball and eat the sperm. This will allow her to lay her eggs.

How To Tell If Your African Dwarf Frog Is A Male Or Female?

No one can definitively determine the sex of an African dwarf frog without examination, but there are some general indicators. Males have wider, flatter heads with larger eyes, and they often have larger vocal sacs. Females have narrower, pointed heads with smaller eyes, and they typically have smaller vocal sacs. In addition, males typically have larger genital openings, and they can generally urinate farther than females.

How To Tell If Your African Dwarf Frog Is Sick?

If you notice any of the following behaviors, your African dwarf frog may be sick:

  • Abnormally low body temperature
  • Rapid breathing
  • Reduced appetite
  • Excessive mucus production
  • Hallucinations

If you notice any of the following symptoms, your African dwarf frog may be experiencing one of the more common health problems for these amphibians:

  • Gender confusion
  • Loss of appetite
  • Inability to climb
  • Excessive water intake
  • Depression

If you notice any of the following signs, your African dwarf frog may be suffering from one of the more serious conditions that can afflict them:

  • Lethargy
  • Rapid heart rate
  • Droopy skin
  • Thin or

Can African Dwarf Frogs Live With Axolotls?

Axolotls (Ambystoma mexicanum) are a species of salamander that can be found in the Mexican state of Chihuahua. African dwarf frogs (Dendrobates auratus) are a species of frog that can be found in Sub-Saharan Africa.

African dwarf frogs and axolotls are both amphibians. This means that they have a backbone and need to breathe through their skin. African dwarf frogs have a very small lung capacity, so they need to breathe through their skin. Axolotls have a very large lung capacity, so they don’t need to breathe through their skin.