Is this a baby cockroach or just a bug?

[awestruck]

Best pic I got of it. Anyone know if this is a baby cockroach or just a bug?

[tmpz]

I think its one of those centipede type bugs which are usually found in the dark basements. If you turn on the light, they run away pretty fast. It's creepy...

[awestruck]

I think its one of those centipede type bugs which are usually found in the dark basements. If you turn on the light, they run away pretty fast. It's creepy...

Hmm,

It didn't have like 1000 legs. Only like 4 or something. And it had long antennas at the top of it's head. Maybe 0.2cm long

[MizTEcK]

baby roches are almost transluscent with a brown/yellowish tint, but from the shape of it it doesnt look like one because its got 2 visible hind leg/horns??

[mattpiloto]

just a bug

[amberjill]

Might be a silverfish.

[madmanx]

look like thysanura to me

[importpsycho]

it looks like
I have that in my bathroom

http://images.google.ca/images?hl=ko...sh&sa=N&tab=wi

[Slimfast]

looks like silverfish

[corrupt123]

Actually, I think it's tyrannosaurus rex.

[jory29]

Actually, I think it's tyrannosaurus rex.

LMAO! But darn, I found one of those in my basement [not translucent] the other day, and I have never ever seen one of those in my house before. {Reddish/brown silverfish.} I was sooooo creeped out [my cat was going to eat it] that I got my 9 year old son to come and get it. I'm used to seeing carpet beetles and their ugly larvae from time to time [stupid beasts] but the silverfish is pre-historic and utterly creepy. Did I mention how creepy they look? Especially when they slither/crawl/slime/writhe around on the ground.

[KrispyFive]

I'm going to agree with the other posters, it looks like a Silverfish. They like damp areas such as washrooms, hallways without a/c, etc.. and are ugly as hell. Other than that, I don't know much about them.

[Brownbear]

Might be a silverfish.

i would S*it my pants if i had one of these in my home


aha but then again, this pic is probably a macro

[UrbanPoet]

[jvaf]

It is silverfish .. Ugh!