woodlice

brightness, temperature and humidity, and maybe pheromones as well?

This, but maybe you should add intraspecific competition, when the population of woodlice is relatively big? just a thought.

curious thoughts...but i have no idea as i imagine woodlice would be too small, in comparison to dead logs or whatever they eat, for intraspecific competition to make a difference. let's leave this to the experts

I have thougth it carefully. Woodlices are regarded as destruents, as they are eating dead biomass. As there are more than one destruent, woodlices might also live in interspecific competition (with another destruents).

yeah i was think about it too but they are just soooo small compared to all the dead biomass, just wouldnt expect it to have much impact from interspecific competition...

Rosé tends to make the females very horny

*also applies to (some) homo sapiens*

Have just thought about the two forms of competition carefully again. Could it be the intraspecific competition has an influence on their sexual behaviour too?

curious thoughts...but i have no idea as i imagine woodlice would be too small, in comparison to dead logs or whatever they eat, for intraspecific competition to make a difference. let's leave this to the experts

Yeah. As far as I know those ompetitions come into being, if the supply of food is deficient in relation to the number of individuals within a population. But I don't think so in that way any longer. So I agree with you. The impact in terms of behaviour should be small.

Thank you