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African dwarf frogs are a type of frog from Equatorial Africa. There are four different species of the African dwarf frog. All these species are amphibians, but spend their entire lives in water, making them aquatic frogs, although this doesn’t mean they have gills. In fact, the African dwarf frog has well developed lungs that it uses to snatch breaths from the surface of the water. Their skin must be kept moist for their survival.

The African dwarf frog is called such because all species of this frog are fairly small. The females tend to be larger than the males. They are a popular pet in the aquarium trade and are found around the world as a result.

Their diet comprises of small insects, larvae, small fish, and worms, and they use their feet to shove food into their mouths.