ID please

[tarzan2day]

I know the substrate is dry in the pic. What is this?
Someone said a "Redleg", very scientific...http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/attachment.php?attachmentid=82166&d=1263061341

http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/attachment.php?attachmentid=82167&d=1263061341

[Bayushi]

it's late and i am tired.. but to me it looks like a P. cavimanus ofcourse i could be and most likely am totally wrong.

[freeman]

P.gregoryi maybe? i might be wrong i'm not that into Pandinus.

[Michiel]

P.gregoryi is a synonym of P.exitialis ;) It does look like P.exitialis to me. There is a light morph of P.cavimanus, and they look a bit alike, but P.cavimanus has different chela, granulations and general coloration pattern.

Cheers, Michiel

[H. laoticus]

one thing I'm sure of is it's not P. cavimanus

[winter_in_tears]

Doesn't look like Cavimanus to me. I have been studying Pandinus lately, this one has a sunburst finish. Like a vintage Les Paul guitar.

I wanna say P.exitialis, but I am probably like 100% wrong.

[winter_in_tears]

actually, here http://www.venomlist.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=21777

I think it is P-Exit!

[tarzan2day]

Thank you Soo much!!:D

[rony]

P.exitialis for sure