All the leaves in my terrarium have fungus or mold, even though there are springtails and decomposing snails. If I remove the leaves, they will have nothing to eat, and we are in a very rainy season in my country, which is the peak time for fungi!
I've been taking care of isopods for a while now, and I was transferring them to a larger terrarium when I came across a corpse. The more hiding places I removed, the more bodies there were. I don't know what I did wrong; now there's only one alive in the large terrarium.
I've had a colony of Armadillidium vulgare, native to my region, for a while now. I kept them in a small container until I had a better environment. I've already made a new aquarium for them, with a humidity gradient, large size, food, etc., but I don't know how to transfer them without hurting them. Can anyone help me?
I made a terrarium for my isopods, since they are wild, and I also used things found in nature/local region, I buried wood chips, charcoal, dry leaves, and I noticed a kind of white thing growing underground, like veins, is it dangerous? Should I be worried?