Lithobiomorpha

15 trunk segments at maturity. Paired and lateral spiracles. Small and large tergal plates (dorsal sclerites) alternating. Most have clusters of simple eyes (ocelli). No brooding, young do not posses all segments on hatching. World-wide distribution, mostly temperate. Heavy short bodied forms, live under crevices etc

(class Chilopoda:centipede)

see, i dont think its small and large alternating...but otherwise what id have here is a tropical centipede but i dont think that could be the case.