It's a Heterometrus for sure, but if you want to properly identify it (well, not that it really matters care-wise since they're all kept relatively the same) you'll need to check for minute details, carinae, tiny granules on the carapace and chelae, internal tubercle on the patella...stuff like that.
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"If you can get a scorpion to eat 24 carrots I will buy you your next one."
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