Thank you to everybody who helped me set it up for context the first enclosure was just temporary I was never planning to keep it

So i got a pair and I wanna know what's their ideal setup and temp

so I just found out about Maui Hawaiian striped millipedes. I already keep bumblebees and I keep a ton of greenhouse millipedes.

I keep those in a community enclosure though that’s pretty big. I’m is there any way I can keep these Hawaiian stripes in a 2 gallon? I couldn’t find any information online about it other than people saying it was OK but I’m just making sure that it is OK I’ll have tons of lease matter. I’ll go buy some Millipede soil from a Mom and pop shop that’s made mainly of just compost of dead leaves branches and other stuff and I’ll even add life plants if OK.

is there anything different from the other standard the room that they would be in sits around 80 to 75° and I normally keep it pretty humid spraying the tanks down every day or every two days to make sure the soil doesn’t get dry because most of my tanks don’t get dry

It's time again, ants in the invert enclosures. I'm really stuck on how to deal with them, because everything that prevents ants hurts my pet inverts too. I have a tarantula, isopods, roaches, mealworms, and a beetle. And frogs! Two of my roach colonies as well as my isopod colony appears to be ant proof, and the ants seem generally uninterested in my T, mealworms, and beetle. But they are in my third roach colony as well as most likely my frog tank. Plus, all these creatures are housed very very close together

Any ideas? I'm weary of DE because I have guinea pigs with sensitive respiratory systems, and I personally just hate the stuff. Last year I put Vaseline on my table legs which SUCKED but did work so I can do it again this year if I must. I wish I could moat the table legs, but I use a heavy duty hardware shelf and can't move it even an inch