They look nice and cozy :)

Your thermometer looks like it says 120 degrees... ack!

Yeah any ideas to cool it off ? if i open any sides it wont hold heat

To answer your question about too much heat, I have a suggestion. Cut a round hole near the top of one end of your greenhouse. On the opposite end, cut a round hole near the bottom. The heat will move out the top hole by convection and will draw in cooler air from the lower hole on the opposite end. You will need to cut a piece of glazing material to make a cover for each hole when you need to stop the air circulation, such as at night. I bolted my covers to the double wall polycarb so all I have to do is move the cover left or right to open or close the holes. Depending on how large your greenhouse is will dictate how large you vents are or how many vents to cut. You may want to cut two or three 3" vents on each end which will give you better control.

Looks good. Tell me about your greenhouse. Looks like a blue tarp and concrete wire? What do you have for a floor - pallets? Would like to see a pic of it from the outside. Also, how much do you think the heat is costing? I have a small make shift hoophouse/cloche out in my vegtable garden made from bent 3/4" pvc pipe "hoops" and have it covered with clear plastic - still have some carrots going in it. They should be frozen carrots after tonight's -8F...
Thx