Can isopods self-regulate themselves in a bioactive enclosure or do I have to worry about a overpopulation problem? I am getting dwarf whites and I know they clone themselves. Should I be worried about this? Is overpopulation something a pet owner should fear or should I just let it happen? If I should worry about an overpopulation how do I solve this? I have a 10-gallon tank and two male Madagascar hissing cockroaches. Please help me with any knowledge you can.

Found these on the glass this morning, some stuck to one of my frogs aswell!! Fly eggs? What do i do? Never noticed until today.

I'm thinking about getting a colony of powder blues as a clean up crew for my corn snake terrarium. The only problem is that where I live is very dry and it's hard to maintain a humidity over 50%. Does anyone know how I can maintain a higher humidity? Is there for example a good substrate to use or any methods to make sure the humidity stays in the enclosure for at least a few hours?

I introduced springtails about a month back, but these like a bit darker while the springtails in my culture are pretty white. Any thoughts?

I have purchased a pre built bioactive enclosure for my gecko but I think it has dairy cow isopods in it and I’ve been advised to avoid them with my baby gecko as they may nibble him, is this true?

I was given a 20gal front opening tank/terrarium from a friend. I'm really into houseplants and I have quite the collection that I really enjoy caring for. Since the tank was free and bioactive setups have always seemed very interesting to me, ive decided to take on this project. I would prefer a tropical setup because I can souce the plants for that from cuttings of things I already have. The tank is horizontal and the doors are about 4in up on the tank, it has a mesh top. I know that I will need some specific soil and a drainage layer setup, as well as springtails and isopods. I know that I won't be able to put any animal in it for a month or more. I have a few questions: should the tank be off the ground, or is it fine at floor level? what animals would be ethical to keep in a tank this size? what common issues will I probably run into? if I got an animal that had burrowing behavior, would it destroy the plants I put in there? what's the best way to get the fogginess off of the tanks glass(its secondhand)? it is absolutely necessary to decide what I want to put in there before I start making the setup? thats about all I can think of right now. thanks :)