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Try replacing the moss you have there with live Moss and lots of springtails won't mould as easily if at all and have another cup prepped and ready and swap your T over as soon as it comes out I always have small holes just above the substrate and at the top of the cup all the way around also...
I agree with arachnoclown temps need to be mid/high 80s I generally don't go over 90 as they breed very quick in the 80s and everyone has their own ways I personally use bran for substrate coirs fine too I just find the bran easier to work with I use an inch or two in the bottom with vertical...
I now have an established thriving lobster colony after avoiding them for a long time based on all the negative press about them and to be honest ive had absolutely zero issues i invented my own barrier for the top of the tub and i rarely see them on the sides they are either in the egg crates...
Leave some cardboard tubes in your colony tub (kitchen roll type are best if you use toilet roll they can run out quicker) then have a cup/Tub ready and just shake the tubes into what ever container you choose then put the container in the fridge for 15/20 mins ish then just use tweezers to get...
Hi in your situation you should definitely start a runner colony and if you dont use any extra heat (ie heat mat etc) providing its at least 70' they will still breed just slower but if you go up to 85/90 they will explode in growth (but i would consider using heat and selling your excess...