Bugs that eat mould?
Normally, rampant mould on the substrate is an indicator that the enclosure is too warm. Springs may help, but they would just be a bandage. What is the temp of the enclosure?
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Re: Bugs that eat mould?
Im not sure Bill, but i know for a fact my room isnt warm at all. I believe the mould came from a piece cat food that i put in there which had some mould on it (for woodlice to eat), but i removed it as it started spreading. I hink thats where it came from
Re: Bugs that eat mould?
I think i need to add springs anyway as the pitcher plant in there is eating all of the adult woodlice! Atleast its doing its job...XD
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