Dysoxylum lafia seed pods create dynamic microhabitats within bioactive enclosures, offering isopods and springtails shelter while serving as a nutrient-rich food source. As these pods gradually decompose, they release essential minerals and organic matter into the substrate, supporting the microfauna ecosystem. The natural texture and crevices encourage foraging and exploratory behavior, fostering the instinctive activity patterns that define a thriving bioactive setup.