Try lighting from the other direction, but i'm pretty sure i'm seeing a prominent furrow. Females will have very lippy/ obvious epigastric furrows, especially as they get larger.
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I saw the picture, unfortunately the focus is a bit off so I can't really say with any certainty. Still looks like it could be female though.
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