The African dwarf frog, also known as the African dwarf frog, can usually reproduce multiple times a year, especially under suitable environmental conditions. With ideal water temperatures (approximately 24-28°C) and an adequate food supply, zebra dogheads can breed year-round.

Female zebra dogs can lay dozens to hundreds of eggs each time. However, the exact frequency of breeding and the number of eggs per lay may vary depending on environmental conditions, frog health, and species differences. In a home breeding environment, by controlling light and temperature, people can stimulate zebra dog heads to increase the number of breeding times.