I made a post asking if this was good. Most comments just said it sucked.  
So, is there ANY way I can make it work. I would love to have the isopods in this setup. Papaya isopods to be specific. And I very much care about their comfort and QOL, if I didn’t, I wouldn’t be making this post.  
1. Can I fix it by adding a ton more leaf litter everywhere?  
2. What if I completely rearrange everything:  
Make a “bark wall” down the middle of the terrarium. On one side, have some hides, bark piles, a few leaves, and rocks. On the other side, have my fittonias, with sphagnum moss covering the ground. Then on both sides of the terrarium, a bunch of leaves.  
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I believe there’s plenty of ventilation and air circulation. My reason being: originally, I had a solid lid of wood, which caused there to be constant condensation on the glass. Ever since I switched to a T-shirt, there hasn’t been condensation.  
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And yes, I’ve researched what they like, extensively. I care about their well being, but I would love to have them in a terrarium where I’m able to see them, and have their enclosure look nice in my room. I don’t believe that’s selfish. If a bin is ABSOLUTELY necessary, I’ll switch to it, but there’s gotta be a way to make then thrive in this. I thought it was great, until I showed it here. I am planning on adding a ton more leaf litter.

Got a ton of backlash for this setup, I don’t need you to tell me it’s bad. Can I fix it this way though?