New member please help id frog

[Shell]

Hi guys, I'm a long time frog lover. Look at this cutie! Can anyone please help me id him? Hope I can work out how to post the images. Thanks

[Strider18]

Hello and welcome to frog forum! I am not familiar with this species because I don't live in that country. I know that there are member on here though that live close and they would probably be glad to help you

[Mentat]

Hello and welcome to FF ! Frog in picture looks like Hyla arborea, the European Tree Frog. Did you collected frog in the field or obtained it in market?

[Shell]

Thanks, No it definitely wont be a European frog. It's a Southern Africa frog from the Zimbabwe Highlands. Please keep the suggestions coming though as I cant find any info on him. Many thanks

[Shell]

Found him in the bush (Marondera, Zimbabwe) and released him in my garden which is a frog paradise

[DigitalPunk]

Maybe a Lithobates vibicarius - Green eyed Frog?

[Tongue Flicker]

Lithobates vibicarius is found in Central America.

Tried researching your frog but sorry i had no luck. Hopefully Daniel or someone else knows the right ID

Welcome aboard, though!

[Shell]

Thanks everyone for your input. I sent the photos to Breda Zimkus of African amphibians lifedesk. I got a reply pretty quickly. She suggests its a Leptopelis sp.. likely a Bocagii or commonly called a Bocage's Tree Frog. As it was only about 2 cm and has a very green back I'm assuming, if it is a Bocage's, that it is a juvenile. Thanx again