Looks like a slug to me...

FL slugs & snails

Thank you. I think it is a leatherleaf slug that may have tagged along with plants grown in Florida since it's a little out of its range here in SC. I found 2 of them this morning while pruning the sweet potato vines. They are actually quite large at about 1" x 1/2". Just what I needed was more plant eating slugs!

Ha, ha. I can see the letter we would get from the HOA since we live in a golf course community!!!!

Might ought to buy some slug and snail bait and put a halt to the reproduction that's going to ramp up. Had them bad a few years ago along with snails, but now just seem to have snails on an ongoing basis. Getting pots and anything laying flat on the ground eliminates hiding places and allows for better coverage of the granular bait. I have to reapply about every 3 months. Metaldehyde, the active ingredient, won't hurt your veggies.

Iron phosphate baits may be a better choice, Metaldehyde is toxic to Mammels , Bayer and Sluggo brands use Iron phosphate and are labeled Organic , I have used the bayer product to eliminate them around my Brugs , virtually slug free this year

That's a great thought, rednoff: been thinking of switching to iron phosphate for a while now but still have half of a 40 lb. bag left to use. I do try to target the areas that have the problems rather than broadcast it too broadly. So far, haven't noticed any sick squirrels or such.