Springtail Tips Please

[Spearmint]

So I kind of maybe 'impulse' bought some springtails (200).
They were on special .

But now i'm slowly realising I dont know an awful lot. I've got the basics, food, enclosure, temp, humidity, etc, but any care tips would be appreciated. I'm looking to breed them, and my main goal here is health. I'll be adding a handful into my hermit crab tanks, and other enclosures down the line.
Also, for the heat, I assume just a UTH heater stuck to the side works, seeing as this is how a hermit crab tank would be.
My current setup looks like this:
Large plastic tub (its huge, i want to add isopods soon), 6inches of coco-peat, mixed with sphagnum moss and leaf litter, a piece of corkbark in the centre, and a spider plant. I've been told online to practically submerge the substrate with distilled water, to encourage bacteria blooms.
Any tips are appreciated!

 

[Pixiebeak]

I don't know, but I think the springtails are pretty easy to care for.
Love to see a picture of the little critters

 

[Spearmint]

I don't know, but I think the springtails are pretty easy to care for.
Love to see a picture of the little critters

Yeah i've heard that. I think i'll switch to a charcoal sub, as apparently coco-peat can get mites easily.
They're being sent out soon to me

 

[Sarahmoluccan]

I've also heard they easy to care for. One of my favorite pettubers is Serpadesign. He uses springtails all the times. Here's a video on just springtails he made

It's a pretty basic video and sounds like you're already doing most of it.

 

[Spearmint]

I've also heard they easy to care for. One of my favorite pettubers is Serpadesign. He uses springtails all the times. Here's a video on just springtails he made

It's a pretty basic video and sounds like you're already doing most of it.

Thanks!