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You need a humid hide all you need is some plastic tupperware and cut a hole in it(big enough for the gecko to fit in it). And put something called vermiculite(you need to hurry and get it from a normal pet store) it will make more sense as I go on. You need to pour some of the vermiculite in it not to much and then pour some water in it(not overflowing). What the vermiculite does is it absorbs the water and with the heat it will make it humid in the container and will keep it suitable for the eggs for awhile before you get the eggs or egg. hope this helps
What I like to do is take a Tupperware thing, and put some moss in it. Make sure you keep it warm and misted. I remember my first pregnancy. I was so worried that she wouldn't lay her eggs, or they would get stuck. This rarely happens. Just wait (My first one took 5 weeks to lay!) and let nature do it's thing :)
you should put a tupperware container with a hole cut in the lid with vermiculite or perlite in it. make sure it is big enough so the leopard gecko can get in and turn around. it doesn't have to be a deep one but big enough for her to turn around. or you could put sphagnum moss in it.
