I think that's a good sign that it's a male, though - females generally have larger, fuzzier pedipalps from what I've seen. The males' are a little smaller and don't do much to cover their green chelicerae. Compare (first one is a photo of a male I had a couple years ago):
Orion, my little Phidippus audax that I found walking across the workbench in my garage a year ago is all grown up! He's now free to do what male bold jumpers do, and maybe next spring I'll find one of his kids to raise up!
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