Hi, Just to add to the conversation, E. macularias is found native to (amongst other countries) Afghanistan. Temps do go up to 90F in Kabul (where they are found around human dwellings), however, the temps go down to as low as 53F during the night (at least over the next ten days). There is no rain there over the next ten days. The humidity levels range from 20% during the day to 50% during the evening. More than likely all their moisture comes from their prey during this time of year, since dew doesn't condense at the above temperatures. While they get a lot of sun over there, this species of gecko hides beneath rocks during the day for the most part, though they do come out occasionally during the day. Sun rises around 5AM and sets around 6PM. Just thought I would add a little info from their native land to help you with your setup. I hope your leopard gecko begins eating again and gets better soon! :o)
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