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I got a new pet lol

So the florist at my work found this frog in a plant order she got from Florida I was hoping some one would be able to help me id this guy
 
How could I help u help me lol do u need to see its front legs I can tell u that it can be bright green and dark like in that picture
 
See if you can get a better picture. The mottling on the legs would rule out the 2 most common tree frogs to arrive in plant shipments but, it could also be due to stress. Maybe give the animal a day or 2 to get adjusted and try and get a better pic. Where did the shipment of plants come from ?
 
Well, it's definitely a tree frog. Question is, what species ? Could just be a stressed out Squirrel Tree Frog or Green Tree Frog.
 
Best thing to do for it is set it up in a terrarium with a tight fitting screen top. Add a drainage layer in the bottom, use coir for substrate and Pothos for plants. Provide a water dish for it to soak in if it wants to and mist the terrarium daily. Feed it small crickets.
 
That was why I was saying it was unusual, whatever it is it isn't native to NW Fl, nothing remotely like that around here, if it's from South Fl it could be anything. lots of invasives there
 
I think it could be a Cuban Tree Frog. They're a horrible invasive. I doubt they'd survive your winters, but whatever you do, don't release it.
 
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