Can we find African dwarf frogs in freshwater?

African Dwarf Frogs live in both fresh water and water with slightly higher salt levels. It is advisable to not keep frogs in water that has a high salt level – the more salt, the more frogs can’t stand it (it’s like too much salt in your blood, you’d feel sick). The ideal water to use is around 5-10 ppm. I don’t know the exact reason why a high salt level is bad for the frogs, but it is. If there are too many chemicals in the water, the frogs will get a fungal infection or parasite infection. The good news is that African Dwarf Frogs are used to living in few places, so they are very tolerant to different water types. I believe that the frog will die (unless it’s a baby frog) if you put it in freshwater because they can’t breathe. So make sure that if you keep the frog in freshwater, it has some way of breathing – either a vent (a hole on the side of the tank), a floating mount, or something that allows the frog to at least stick its nose out of the water.