From "The Krib" site... you may find you can use one or two of these clues, but you might have to wait till he/she grows a bit more.
http://www.thekrib.com/Apisto/P-ramirezi-faq.html "The first several spines of the dorsal fin or "crest" of the males are longer than those of the females. Males also tend to be a little larger than females. Females on the other hand tend to be fuller in the abdomen and exhibit a bright red coloration in this area when in breeding condition. "
http://www.wetwebmedia.com/FWSubWebIndex/ramfaqs.htmFrom Wetwebmedia... there are some here that the other site does not mention. The problem is, both sites are contradictory when it comes to whether or not Rams are dimorphic.
"First of all males are slightly larger than the females. The forehead is a little broader on the males too. Females that are mature may have a rosy pink area on their belly. Males fins are slightly longer than the females.
Take a very close look at the black spot located on the side of the fish with a flashlight. On most males they have numerous blue scales on the side of the fish except over the black spot. Females on the other hand have larger more pronounced scales in and around this black spot. "