Can African dwarf frogs live with bettas?
Emily Cortez 
African bantam frogs are an amazingly intriguing tank mate to go with your betta. They’re not what you’d expect from a tank mate. Because they have legs and lungs, I assume. Living together is genuinely normal among bettas and African bantam frogs, nonetheless, recall that living together relies upon the demeanor of your betta and the bantam frogs. A bantam frog would not be separated from everyone else in case there was a betta in the tank.
In any case, it won’t get the social necessities it needs. You ought to consistently has at least two bantam frogs in a tank. This ensures they’re not going to get forlorn or exhausted. Furthermore, recall bantam frogs need at least a gallon each, yet you should never place them in a tank more modest than 10 gallons. Both they and your betta will have plenty of room to swim around in a 10 gallon tank. Lamentably, at times your pets simply won’t get along. Regardless of how great the conditions are and the measure of the room they have they can’t live with one another. If so there are a couple of arrangements.
If your betta is the source of the problem, you should relocate him to a different tank. Doing this will diminish the pressure on himself and the frogs. If you have a quarantine tank, this could serve as a temporary residence. The advantage of having two tanks is that you can mix and match species in the friendlier tank. African dwarf frogs spend by far most of their lives submerged, however, they need to surface for oxygen since they have lungs, not gills.
On account of this joined with the way that African dwarf frogs aren’t the most grounded swimmers you need to ensure your tank isn’t so high they battle to arrive at the top. It’s normal for individuals to get back home and see an alive and well frog has passed on in their tank since it was excessively high. This is the furthest your dwarf frog should have to swim from the ground to the surface. If your tank is taller than 12 inches, take a deep breath and relax. You can add an inch or two of the substrate to the tank to bring down the distance. Indeed, I’d prescribe adding sufficient substrate to guarantee there are just 9-10 crawls off the distance between the floor and surface.
