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In Spain it's only femenine. Believe me, the spanish law says a name CAN'T be ambiguous with gender, so names here are femenine or masculine, but never unisex. Imagine the teasing if he ever goes to school in Spain with spanish children.
The name itself could work on a boy, but I don't like it for boy or girl. Don't like the meaning, don't like the sound (and it's CROOTH where they live, the -th like in "thunder"), and in Spain we can't forget the femenine thing.