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Definitely not a Polypedates species. I'm sticking with the Hyla genus until I can see a more definitive photo. The head is much too blunt and the general morphology is off to be any Polypedates. This doesn't look like any native U.S. species. My guess is either a natural hybrid of 2 native species (which does happen and has been well recorded in Florida with Hyla andersonii, H.cinerea and H.femoralis) or another new invasive species. Now I'm very curious to see how this animal progresses.
Once the weather warms up you can expand its diet. Frogs in general are not picky about food. If it moves and is small enough to swallow whole, it's food. I used to keep Anoles in a cage with 1/4" mesh screen on top. On nice days I put the cage outside and put a piece of fruit in the cage to attract flies.
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