Trying to identify a small lizard- Help Please?

Today this small lizard was located in the sink at my father's office. I'm currently trying to identify the little guy's species so i may attempt to care for it. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated! We're in the northern kentucky area.

Sincerely,
The Mentor

currently, the lizard measures about an exact inch long (2.54 cm), he appears somewhat translucent. you cant see the tail in the picture...the tail is a little less than a third of it's body length and has a 6 small lines around it.

Hemidactylus turcicus, or Mediterranean House Gecko. They've been expanding their range quite readily over the past few years (yay global warming... not). A friend of mine found one northeast of Atlanta this year. I personally haven't seen them outside of Florida.

Definitely house gecko. Had them all over the place in Baton Rouge la. Have a few around my house in central Mississippi.

Definitely Hemidactylus turcicus.
Granted, I'm no expert on caring for the species, or any house geckos for that amtter, but I believe they can be kept in 10 gallon terraria and should have plenty of tight spaces to hide behind/in.
The ambient temperature should probably be in the mid 70's with a hotspot in the high 80's.
As for their diet, I would assume that they would eat any small insect they can get their mouths around, predominantly pinhead crickets.
Note that I am NOT currently keeping Hemidactylus turcicus (or any of its family members), and that these are purely my predictions; do some research on your own to make sure.
Good luck