I have a ReptiBreeze enclosure, but I also live in Hawaii-- so humidity isn't an issue for me. Heck, if you visited, I'd gladly help you find two to take home, as they're everywhere! I have several pothos plants in my enclosure, the broad leaves not only give them something to hide behind and rest on, but keep the humidity up as well. I also have some moss in there, and orchid bark for my substrate. I think a glass enclosure would be great, you could simply turn some fruit flies or gnats loose in there to give them some exercise, and not worry about anything getting through a mesh screen like I do. For daily maintenance, I mist at least twice. I scrape off dropping and let them fall through the bark as fertilizer (my girl never goes down to the bark unless it's to lay eggs), and the upright orientation of the setup makes it easy for me to use one of those cheap post lamps with three housings on it to provide UV and heat to one side of the enclosure. I do have a plank of wood in there with a horizontal basking surface nailed to it-- it kinda looks like part of a fence is in my terrarium-- and I notice my girl likes to hide behind it when something spooks her or when she sleeps. It may be my imagination, but I felt it was important for her to have a spot to totally retreat to. She stays out most of the time though, and perks up when she hears a cricket getting tossed around the glass jar when I dust them--it's a dinner bell to her!
