Does anybody happen to have the answer to this? What is it?

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Answer 1

It could be a baby Newt.

Answer 2

Maybe...what country are you in?

And where the heck is John are know it all Zoologist?!

like that?

http://www.birdsasart.com/agama%20Lizard...

Sure it's not a salamander? (slimy instead of scales) Pinks a weird color for a lizard.

Pink Gecko?

http://www.northwestwildlifeonline.com/P...

Midland mud (us)

http://herpcenter.ipfw.edu/index.htm?http://herpcenter.ipfw.edu/outreach/acco...

Red salamander

http://fwie.fw.vt.edu/TN/pictures/RedSal...

heck idk...not a native species of the US that i know of...catch it and get it to a university or exotic vet.

Answer 3

isn't that a five or six inches long lizard?

Answer 4

Give me a thumbs up if you think I'm handsome!

Give me a thumbs down if like to torture puppies and toddlers!

Answer 5

It's probably a Geico, er I mean gecko/salamander.   Maybe you can call your local pet shop/animal shelter for more help.  Good luck.  

Answer 6

Obviously no one knows, or knew.  Take it to the zoology department of the nearest univrsity, or to a zoo.  

Answer 7

It's probably a gecko. I used to see them all the time when I lived in Hawaii and Florida. They like hanging around outdoor lights that are turned on because they can get more bugs that way.

Answer 8

please forgive me mind for wandering towards x*x places...... It just sounds funny....

As far as I know I don't know of any pink lizards.

Am I guessing a significant other who needs a pump?

lol... srry if I am way off base on this one.. lol  

Answer 9

It's a salamander , they are semi aquatic and fragile , if you don't let it go it will die.

They require specific care similar to frogs

Answer 10

Gecko?

Does it have padded type toes, if so, probably a gecko.

Cheers :-)

Answer 11

It sounds like a juvenile gecko to me.

Does it look like a pinkish/cream version of this?

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=h...

or this without the stripe, and with smoother looking skin?

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=h...

There are many many different types of gecko's. The ones we have in Australia, are nearly translucent, and you can see their internal organs! I love them. They're natural insect repellants, although they do breed like rabbits, and you can get small plagues of them in your house.