This hatched in my cham enclosure.

[Persnickety Parson's]

What is it? I found this baby in my cage. Luckily now that know it's in there I can start feeding it.

I live in Florida.

 

[salty dog]

Interesting... how in the world could that happen...not a chameleon... what did you have in there before??

 

[Klyde O'Scope]

More pics from different angles?
Any chance it could have snuck in somehow?

 

[Thehippie]

probably a mourning gecko considering size, I'm guessing theres a mom that somehow got in there too, your cham may or may not eat them tho...

 

[jamest0o0]

Probably came in on a plant

 

[salty dog]

I like it, I'd let it go in the yard

 

[Persnickety Parson's]

Fortunately it's the only animal in there.

Like I said it just hatched, I will try and get more pics later, it's hard to find and very nervous.

Never kept anything in there prior too, as far as I'm concerned the cage is now contaminated and not suitable for a cham to go in.

 

[MissSkittles]

Whatever it is it’s cute.

 

[PabloTheCham]

Feeding it... You mean to the cham

Miracle the little guy made it long enough for you to see him

 

[kinyonga]

Where did the plant come from?

 

[Persnickety Parson's]

Where did the plant come from?

I bought some from a local greenhouse. I wouldn't be surprised if eggs hitch hiked.

 

[kinyonga]

I bought some from a local greenhouse. I wouldn't be surprised if eggs hitch hiked.

That's what I was thinking.

 

[Brodybreaux25]

Snack.

 

[Klyde O'Scope]

probably a mourning gecko considering size, I'm guessing theres a mom that somehow got in there too, your cham may or may not eat them tho...

Good spot, IMO. That's why I wanted to see a few more pics. Can't see the eyes too well, and lots of baby whatevers have large eyes, but the feet are a good clue too, and I didn't see them clearly on the screen.

 

[Klyde O'Scope]

Snack.

That's cold, man. Accurate, maybe, but cold.

 

[jannb]

I like it, I'd let it go in the yard

Only if you live in a warm climate.

 

[Persnickety Parson's]

The closest match I've found for it, is Hemidactylus mabouia the tropical house gecko.

 

[JoXie411]

Low key I would like to release a house gecko in my house to eat all the escaped bug/invader bugs. Natural selection at its finest

 

[CasqueAbove]

So it does look like a morning gecko. Not native to Florida, but would not surprise me if they are there.
They are very tiny.

Now the key part ! They do not need a mate. They are all female and will reproduce on their own, even if there is only one. There is a word for it , but I forget.

 

[kinyonga]

Mourning geckos reproduce through parthenogenesis @CasqueAbove