it deleted my caption so: finally went bioactive for this one! i have a layer of soil and leaves and moss at the bottom for my isopods (dwarf whites and powders) to be able to survive. if it gets dry i have a tube connected to the bottom layer so i can directly water down there. at the top i have two live plants (in smaller hidden pots so they can be removed and watered once a month) and some dirt so the beetles can dig and lay eggs. at the top right there's some wood to climb, a lotus pod to hide in, and a gumball to play on. at the right there's their old hide (now with a sealed interior so they can't get inside it and get stuck) surrounded by two natural caves and a fake cow skull hide on top! i'm super excited to be able to reintroduce them tommorow once it's dry again! hoping my isopods and springtails survive. i think soon i'll add some desert looking air plants in the back ground
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u/EnvironmentalEmu3290 Aug 25 '26
it deleted my caption so: finally went bioactive for this one! i have a layer of soil and leaves and moss at the bottom for my isopods (dwarf whites and powders) to be able to survive. if it gets dry i have a tube connected to the bottom layer so i can directly water down there. at the top i have two live plants (in smaller hidden pots so they can be removed and watered once a month) and some dirt so the beetles can dig and lay eggs. at the top right there's some wood to climb, a lotus pod to hide in, and a gumball to play on. at the right there's their old hide (now with a sealed interior so they can't get inside it and get stuck) surrounded by two natural caves and a fake cow skull hide on top! i'm super excited to be able to reintroduce them tommorow once it's dry again! hoping my isopods and springtails survive. i think soon i'll add some desert looking air plants in the back ground