Cockroach Nymph

This is likely Pseudoglomeris glomeris, based on coloration, range, and exoskeleton texture...

this is the adult but I cannot find a name to give you http://whitinglab.com/wp-content/uploads...

amazing find! Keith ,you are amazing!

thank you guys!

Awesome find, Nuwan!

Thanks for the info! I appreciate it.

So behind head is first segment, they are 2nd and 3rd segment

The wings stubs are located behind the pronum ( aka the hard plate behind the cockroaches head). They are on both sides, 2 stubs per side.

@keithp2012. I'm sure you're correct, but my old-man eyes can't see the wing stubs. Which segment are they on?

Thank you both for your opinions !!

Looks like a cockroach nymph see the wing stubs, Isopods don't have these

It looks more like an isopod (pill bugs, etc.) to me.