Nathan,
I have never kept Cyrtopodion scabrum (=scaber), so my knowledge is
limited. Most of my references state no sexual dimorphism other than preanal
pores (females lack them) and hemipenal bulges (that's from the Russian gecko
book by Golubev and Sczcerbak). You say they are small geckos, are the
juveniles? Sexual dimorphic characteristics usually don't show up until the
adult/semi-adult breeding stage. It's possible you may have a similar
looking, closely related species like Cyrtopodion kachhensis.
Ron
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