kueluck,
I don't see any problems with your toads diet.
It's a really rounded course, and especially with the pill bugs, you shouldn't have to worry about calcium, those crustacean's shells are packed with enough to keep that aspect of nutrition in check. Recently I've enjoyed watching my toads wrestle down giant earthworms, and after they're finished they will almost instantly burrow, sleep, and digest their victorious accomplishment, and after that, the following night they will seem more active.
as for their behavior, it seems appropriate for this time of the year.
You can do a number of things to manipulate the toads environment, making changes, moving things around.
Reposition your light throughout the day, or randomly adjust their humidity, sometimes this can pull them out of hiding,
but more or less I've found that these colder months are just a good time for the toads to focus more on the lazy aspect of being a toad, versus the gluttonous fat morsels we've come to know and love.





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