I need help with my leopard gecko

[Chalay]

My leopard gecko keeps going in circles and she had clearish red fluid coming out of her nose and emery time I touch her in her head she hisses like she is either hurt or in distress she has lost a lot of weight in a matter of one week and she is denying food and not drinking water and she will tense her head up at random times and her diet has not changed and in her cage she has a green mat no sand or dirt and I usually keep her tank temp around 80 she eats mealworms wax worms and crickets and Dubai roaches

 

[Chalay]

My leopard gecko keeps going in circles and she had clearish red fluid coming out of her nose and emery time I touch her in her head she hisses like she is either hurt or in distress she has lost a lot of weight in a matter of one week and she is denying food and not drinking water and she will tense her head up at random times and her diet has not changed and in her cage she has a green mat no sand or dirt and I usually keep her tank temp around 80 she eats mealworms wax worms and crickets and Dubai roaches.


Update: she didint make it through the night sadly

 

[Elizabeth Freer]

My leopard gecko keeps going in circles and she had clearish red fluid coming out of her nose and emery time I touch her in her head she hisses like she is either hurt or in distress she has lost a lot of weight in a matter of one week and she is denying food and not drinking water and she will tense her head up at random times and her diet has not changed and in her cage she has a green mat no sand or dirt and I usually keep her tank temp around 80 she eats mealworms wax worms and crickets and Dubai roaches.

Update: she didint make it through the night sadly

I'm so sorry.

May your leo rest in paradise. Here's a daffodil to ease your pain.

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[Elizabeth Freer]

Leos require these ground temperatures.

Temperatures - A temperature gradient from warm to cool maintains your leo's health. Here's a temperature guide for all leopard geckos as measured with the probe of a digital thermometer or a temp gun. Set your thermostat at 91*F/32.8*C.

Tape the thermostat's probe and a digital thermometer's probe together, but offset a little. Place them right on top of the substrate underneath the warm dry hide. If you use a UTH + a CHE you'll need 2 separate thermostats, because ground and air temperatures are substantially different.

• Warm dry hide ground temperature: 88-92 F (31.1-33.3 C) inside a leo's warm dry hide.
• Warm humid/moist hide: Place the humid hide 100% on top of the heat mat. Keep temperatures similar to the warm dry hide.
• Cool dry hide ground temperature: 70ish-75 F (21.1-23.9 C) Usually the cool end ground temperature matches the room temperature where the enclosure sits.
• no greater than 82ish F (27.8ish C) surface temperature - 4 inches (10 cm) above ground on the warm end
• no greater than 75 F (23.9 C) surface temperature - 4 inches (10 cm) above ground on the cool end

Leave your heat mat on 24/7 IF ambient room temperatures drop lower than 67ish*F (19.4*C). If NOT, during the night turn off overhead lighting/heating (~12 hours on and ~12 hours off).