When individuals think of frogs, the mental image often involves a sizable green frog with protruding eyes leaping through the grass or perched on a tree branch croaking by a stream. This conventional perception of frogs shifted for me when I was introduced to African dwarf frogs five years ago, and subsequently began raising them. Despite being captivating creatures that have become part of the common pet trade for the past four decades, African dwarf frogs remain less familiar compared to bullfrogs, treefrogs, and toads. For those contemplating the adoption of an African dwarf frog and seeking guidance to ensure optimal care for a long, joyous, and healthy life, here is some valuable information to kickstart your journey.