Thanks Juliane!!!

Juliane,
Here is HC how to guide to make moist hides. It is really easy I have made them a few times now.

http://www.herpcenter.com/showthread.php?t=7193

Yeah I have 2 hides and a humid hide in the enclosure. You don't need to get something to put in the moist hide you can just use paper towel. Get a tupperwear container and cut a hole in it, put some moist paper towels and keep them moist inside and vola! Make sure you don't have any rough edges on it. I wouldn't recommend spraying the enclosure of a leopard gecko I do not know what other peoples take on this is but I do believe they come from dry parts just don't let it drop below 10. I had to get a dehumidifier for my room just to keep it under 50

Good luck with your leo they are great herps to have.

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Ok well I will definitely make a hide with the tupperware and the paper towels. Well I wont spray her down anymore either. Thanks.

Well I woke up today and she shed her skin. Theres pieces of it all over her tank so maybe she's not done eating it. And it looks like theres still some on her feet and head that need to come off. Thanks for all of your info!!!

make sure the skin comes off her toes!!! I know of someone who had a leo with shed build up on the toes and it lost a couple. you can even gently help her out...Leopard Geckos don't usually take so long to shed...well thats what I have found atleast.

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Ok I will keep an eye on it. Thanks.

If the shed doesnt come off of the toes soon you can put her in a saucer of warm water to try to help loosen it up.

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