I have a well established colony of this species.
At first I kept them too moist. I almost lost the colony at that time.
After that I cranked up the temperature and start keeping them nearly bone dry.
Some misting every few days, sometimes a bit of water of water in a corner. Carrots, fish food, slices of apple...
Cocopeat and crushed dried oak leaves. And that made the colony thrive.
I now have taken away the heat source and I keep them at room temperature. They do great.
So my conclusion is that these critters prefer a rather dry habitat with occasional mistings. Their reproduction accelerates with higher temperatures, but room temperature (and likely below that) works fine.
