I have oniscus asellus wild caught in this 60 gal i made, the humitidy is usually around 90-100, is that ok? Is that mold because of the high humitidy or just a moldy phase, i have springtails but only about 200 in there so far. I autospray out of the 2 nozzles for 5 seconds a day (least i can). in the 3rd image about 25% of my roof is ventilation. They have been in there for a month or so and seem fine.
Im keeping Oniscus Asellus in this 60 gallon ive made, also some springtails. The soil is coco fiber but i also have rotting wood and leaves mixed in. The right side is aimed to be more wet than left. The left is slate with some pockets of soil for plants. Im also going to add a auto spray thing, how often and for how long should it spray? The humitidy is quite high right now, im getting it lower, aiming for 70-80%. i just added more ventilation. I have about 25% of the lid as ventilation. All the moss and wood was from their wild habitat. The leaves are partly maple and partly oak. Everything except moss is steilized.
I want to make a planted tank with a couple small fish, isopods and ramshorn snails, but i want it to be self sustaining in terms of food. What fish would live off the algae, biofilm, isopods and ramshorn snails if there is any? I also dont want to go much bigger than 30-40 gallons. Does anyone do this? Ive never had an aquarium of mine before, but i do have a couple terrariums.
My bearded is 3 yrs, these are her first eggs at least that i know off, but the ones in first image are a bit odd, she is eating a lot and drinking, she looks fine but i know egg problems can be bad. She layed at least these 5 but maybe more, she has a dig box as seen in 2nd 3rd and 4th pic but it dried out so she couldnt dig a tunnel. Is she fine? She also had a warm bath and nothing more came out