They grow quite large in warmer climates or their native habitat outdoors, but make good houseplants contained in pots in our climate, so no, you won't have an absolutely enormous tree on your hands in no time, it'll be fine.

Thanks, that's good to know. Just needed to check, lol.

As I said, Patfran, the top part of the plant is a dwarf variety of Ficus microcarpa. If you could let it run wild in the garden, like they do in Florida, it would eventually become a medium-sized shrub about 2 meters tall and wide. Kept indoors in a pot, it will stay much smaller, and it is very easily pruned if you like, too.