Help me pick a frog?

[carsona246]

I've recently been bitten by the frog bug, and am looking for a frog that would be appropriate to my current setup. My fiance recently found a green tree frog, and I've been keeping him in my 20 H, but will be releasing him because I am worried the current setup is not suited to an AGTF.
Here's a picture of the current setup:


As you can see I'm looking for a tree frog that would be fine in a half aquatic half arboreal setup. I'm currently considering Reed frogs as the potential best fit for this tank due to their size and natural habitat(living above water). I would prefer something semi-arboreal that would use the height of the 20H. I would also like something small because I hate cramping anything I keep(another reason I'm thinking this setup is not suited to the AGTF).
The starry night reed frogs looks very interesting and I am considering purchasing some of those. I'm fine with changing the tank setup to accommodate the frog, but would really like to stick with something that would be fine with a good 6" of water beneath it. I currently have pygmy cories in the tank, and am really loving the combo of both fish/frog. Without misting the tank stays at least 60% humidity and one misting usually bumps it up to 90%.
Anyone have any good suggestions?

[Bombina Bob]

Im not too sure how a green tree frog would be suited in that
tank, i know golden bell frogs are an arboreal/semiaquatic frog
if you were adding a AGTF, I would lowe the water level by a
couple inches and more vines. I wouldnt worry about humidity
if the tank is half water like this.

[carsona246]

well I'm planning on releasing the AGTF because I'm concerned about the tank setup not suiting him properly. I'll have to check out golden bell frogs, I haven't heard of them before.