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    1. MrSuckerdale on

      Paperfish. They feed on paper and are very difficult to get rid of once they have infested your home.

    2. alex_vi_photography on

      Silberfischchen if it’s moist or Papierfischchen if it’s not. Remove them with traps or spray. If they are visible, you got a lot.

    3. celloclemens on

      Silverfish (Silberfischchen). Not really considered a pest but some people find them gross. This one is a pretty adult specimen.

    4. Mangobonbon on

      A silverfish (Silberfischchen).

      They are harmless and like dark, moist and warm areas like baths. If you encounter them regularly, you might need to vent your air more often.

      They mostly eat dust, hairs and mold. They can survive for multiple months without food intake, but can only reproduce when it’s warm and moist enough for them.

    7. Chase_22 on

      As pointed out. That’s a silverfish. You find them more often in the Winter when it becomes cold outside. By themselves they aren’t an issue but they can be an indicator of high moisture which might become an issue with Mold.

      So make sure to air out especially moist rooms like Bathrooms or kitchen regularly. You can also get traps for them if you want to get rid of them

    8. PotentialDelivery716 on

      Paperfish, a Pest, very hard if not impossible to get rid of now. Permetrin spray is great to keep their population at bay. The lucky part. Due to new law in 2025 most sellers stopped selling these products in their Shops and their alternatives are, judging by reviews, bad.

    9. Tarosh on

      That’s a paperfish (Ctenolepisma longicaudata).

      You can tell because its antennae and tail filaments are about as long as its body and it looks darker and more matte than a regular silverfish. They can be controlled quite well with silverfish gel or spray (which also works against paperfish).

    10. Csotihori on

      Silberfisch.
      I hate them with passion, but guess what, my cat loves them! She hunts and eat them every night, jumping into the Bathtub and sink looking for them small devils.

    11. Jackman1337 on

      These arent Silberfischchen like most people say here,,these are Papierfischchen, an invasive species impossible to get out. They eat paper. Google both to see the difference, and kill them if you see one.

      Basicallzmz Slberfischen are smaller and their sensor things in the back are shortet

    13. anonymouwse on

      Drop lavender or cedar essential oil on a cotton ball and put it in corners in the bathroom (or wherever you’re seeing these) as a natural repellent.

    14. FrankyH2772 on

      I always laugh my ass off when I see posts like this. Please take a cleaning bucket and clean your apartment then this won’t happen, but unfortunately people can’t do that anymore. They don’t clean, they don’t maintain hygiene and then these critters just crawl around and have fun with it.

    17. Oper-Nate-or on

      I moved out of „paperfish“ (long-tailed silverfish)/silverfish infested government housing (I was a homeless teen) in August. It was awful. I woke up with them on me, on and in my food, everything. Still have absolute panic if I think I see one now.

      If you see more than a few, call your landlord. About twenty or so would count as an infestation and if they can’t prove it’s your fault, they have to take care of it for you.

      The ones you are seeing are much harder to get rid of due to their resiliency to lower humidity and their ability to feed on a much larger range of things (paper, cardboard, skin flakes and all kinds of other things)

      You can get some traps at DM or Rossmann that worked decently for me (both sticky traps and the ones you can glue to your wall, which they will then feed to the babies, which will kill them), and stuff like essential oils seems to keep them at bay a bit. If you see them, vacuum them up maybe? I didn’t have a vacuum but I saw people recommend that at the time.

      They are pretty nocturnal, and like small dark spaces, so check your floorboard, vents, drains.

    18. thegerams on

      I live in a brand new house in the Netherlands and it’s already infested. I first thought I brought them in with my stuff from the infested place where I lived before – but all neighbors have them. The crawl out of the kitchen and bathroom sinks and they live in the walls. I once heard that the building materials are already infested. And no, there’s nothing you can do other than spraying your kitchen every now and then and setting up traps. I air my place all the time and it has great ventilation and that doesn’t stop them.

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