That looks like A. Hentzi- The problem is that the lighting throws the color scheme off a bit. However, I've observed several "sub-species" if you will of A. Hentzi in the wild. The notable differences have been in terms of coloration- I've seen some of them be as dark as a A. atomicus (Which doesn't exist in the wild where I'm at) yet I've seen some of them approach the more brilliant shade of a Texas Tan or a Brazilian Blonde.
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