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Interesting to say the least. I'm not sure I care for the 'os' on the end of a girl's name and I'd definitely fear she'd be called Chrys which sort of defeats the purpose of an unusual name.

Too feminine for my liking, I prefer Chrysanthe for a girl. ;)

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Mum to Hayley Anne

Sounds too feminine. I don't like it for a boy or girl...

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Julianne
Wife to Kevin
Mom to Thomas Jonathan (23); James Stuart (23); Travis Robert (20); Danielle Bethany (15); Matthew Ryan (7)
Adoptive mom to Allyssabeth Joy (14); Markus Christopher (7); Eric Gregory (5); Morgan Caleb (5); and Kaitlynn Amanda (5)

Not bad, actually. I like it. And may I suggest a "normal" middle name, such as James, William, Alexander, etc. (I can't think of another word besides normal).

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♥ Kristen ♥

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Shake Your Body Like A Bellydancer.
Here is where you are
There is where you want to be
But you can't get there from here ♥

It's ok. I'd never ever use it though :)
It is sort of feminine because of the flower, and masculine because of the -os,

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Chrysanthos Andreas
Chrysanthos Cyrano
Chrysanthos Castor
Chrysanthos Oscar (or Oscar Chrysantos would be better)
Chrysanthos Spiridon
Chrysanthos Taranis

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Very unusual, but I like it.

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-- Sarah