Huge green tree frog

[greeny]

hi all im new so i found some green tree frog spawns on a leaf i had them hatch and ive had them for awhile like a year and a half there were twelves with some crazy crazy color morphs except one was green all the rest died sadly at a young age the green one lived but ya hes still alive but huge! hes almost 4.5 inches and still growing does he have a problem with him ive been feeding him dusted and gut loaded crickets live my setup for him is a 105"x105"x105"x1"thick wood with 1/2" thick plexiglass very expensive i got a nice nice drift wood tree in there for hime to climb on i got vines with leaves for him to climb and bask i got four uvb strip lights and 3 heat lamps so hes got enough heat humidity and all the good stuff maybe hes just a super tree frog heh! but all seriousness input is apreciated

[John]

Man your post is hard to read without punctuation. Please try to use periods at the end of sentences and capital letters for the first word in a sentence. It makes it a lot easier to read and therefore easier to help you.

4.5 inches sounds like a record for a green tree frog. I think you need to double check your measurements or check your species. Barking Tree Frogs are a little bigger than green tree frogs and they occur in SC, so you might have one of those instead. Still, 4.5 inches is too big so check your measurements.

Your setup sounds fine!

[greeny]

sorry about puntcuation i also dont spell well : \ but as for size i can take a pic of the frog next to a measuring tape

[bshmerlie]

Yeah a good photo of him would definately help.

[scstewart20]

I'm new here too. So, welcome to the board--and listen to these guys. They know their stuff when it comes to frogs. :-) I have a green tree frog that's probably 1.5 inches (haven't really measured him). Anyway, I'm really interested to see the pictures also!

[Jess]

Hi scstewart I'm pretty new too...but I know pics are ALWAYS appreciated here .

[scstewart20]

Hi Jessica nice to meet ya. I like you avatar pic. Is that your froggy?