Do African dwarf frogs like to climb on things?

No, African dwarf frogs are not known for climbing. They are primarily bottom dwellers and prefer to spend their time on the bottom of the tank.

Here's why:

* They lack the physical adaptations for climbing: Unlike other frogs, African dwarf frogs have smooth skin and lack the suction cups or adhesive pads on their toes that would help them climb.

* They are not naturally arboreal: Their natural habitat is in the shallows of bodies of water where they feed on invertebrates at the bottom.

While you might see them briefly resting on a rock or plant, they won't be climbing in the same way as tree frogs or other climbing species.