Sandy red eyed frog Adaption

If the rainforest loses its sources, in the future since there will be more and more temperature increases, this rainforest dirt will dry up and turn to sandy dry dirt. The water may start decreasing to a point of evaporation, so animals will slowly have less water in the habitat they live in and possibly start drying up slowly. But there is a possibility that the red eyed-tree frog will be able to adapt to that environment, and it could even need less water than normal. If the tree frog lost its water source then it might try to look for water and maybe even adapt to its habitat and become a sandy creature.