ID ideas for an egg we just found

[MdngtRain]

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My mom always finds geckos, anoles & eggs inside her power washer, which is stored on the patio. Today, a tiny egg rolled out and she gave it to me to incubate. My question them becomes: which species of lizard is it? It's about 1/4", maybe a tad bigger... it's oval and quite a bit larger than the round anole egg I found in January on the front landing... I would say it is about 1/3-1/2 the size of a crested egg... Any ideas what it could be in South Florida? I see lots of house geckos, anoles and some curly tail lizards around here... would it be from a curly tail? It strikes me as something too big to come from an anole or gecko (tho I did spot a huge brown anole male earlier today elsewhere in the city... coming up on 5")...

Any ideas? (I candled it and it is fertile. I placed it in the incubation container in what I hope to be the correct position, though it looks pretty fresh, so it may work even if it's not the right position). I will try to get a pic of it later, but I am being lazy at the moment. Thanks all!

[Embrace Calamity]

I dunno, but that's really exciting! I'm so jealous. I can't wait to find out what hatches.

~Maggot

[Riverside Reptiles]

No way to know really. I'd incubate in perlite or sterlite at a temp similar to whatever the normal daytime temp is in your area. Let us know what pops out

[jeninak]

Way cool, kinda like christmas!! Just the wait is longer. lol

[MdngtRain]

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The original egg found at the beginning of January is on the right. The egg that rolled out of the power washer is on the left. I was able to candle the bigger egg and see veins, but the smaller egg is pretty opaque, so I'm hoping it's 1)actually and egg, 2)going to hatch soon.