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eeping Lobella CF "Thai Red Springtails" – Humidity Levels?

MicroFaunaNerd2025.03.11 16:56Views 579Comment 0

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I recently got some Lobella CF "Thai Red Springtails," and I’m not sure what humidity level they thrive in. I keep my other springtails around 80% humidity, but I heard these might need something different. Any advice?

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