ID request

[Malcolm]

The beastie showing at:

www.indaal.demon.co.uk/Mystery.htm

was crawling up the kitchen wall just now.

It is presumably an arthropod of some kind, just over 1 cm long, and has
7 pairs of legs.

An ID would be most welcome.

Thanks

[Liz]

It's a woodlouse species, but wouldn't like to say which one.

Liz

Post by Malcolm
www.indaal.demon.co.uk/Mystery.htm
was crawling up the kitchen wall just now.
It is presumably an arthropod of some kind, just over 1 cm long, and has
7 pairs of legs.
An ID would be most welcome.
Thanks

[Malcolm]

In article <kn7v10$h5o$***@dont-email.me>, Liz <***@invalid.invalid>
writes

Post by Liz
It's a woodlouse species, but wouldn't like to say which one.
Liz

Post by Malcolm
www.indaal.demon.co.uk/Mystery.htm
was crawling up the kitchen wall just now.
It is presumably an arthropod of some kind, just over 1 cm long, and has
7 pairs of legs.
An ID would be most welcome.
Thanks

I agree that it looks like a woodlouse, indeed it looks a bit like
Oniscus asellus, the common shiny woodlouse, but compared with photos on
the web, it is much slimmer and the yellow spots are much more
prominent.

[Sleepalot]

Post by Malcolm
www.indaal.demon.co.uk/Mystery.htm
was crawling up the kitchen wall just now.
It is presumably an arthropod of some kind, just over 1 cm long, and has
7 pairs of legs.
An ID would be most welcome.
Thanks

Aaarrghh! Kill it! Kill it with fire!

...

Oh, hang on, I was zoomed in a bit too much.

I found this on Google images.
<http://www.bluestoneimages.com/_photo_7938849.html>

Wikpedia says that species doesn't have spots though.
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porcellio_spinicornis>