Male. Can see a spot in the middle of the furrow instead of lips forming. The epi plate says a fair bit on this sp, as well as the furrow.
At the size of your specimen the lips are usually clearly present.
The females are actually usually darker between the top lungs. However the inner sides of lungs are still straighter in males. Like yours seems to be too.
As others have said I would lean male. But GBB are confusing.
@KezyGLA i appreciate you highlighting and juistyfing the reason you think it's a male. It gives the opportunity to newbies as myself to learn. Thanks for taking the time.
@Alienwiredgirl no probs. Happy to help. Always got to remember that there are very confusing species when it comes to ventral sexing. So examining the exuviae for spermathacae is cricial for the 100% Although, it is always nice to have a suspicion of what you may have
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