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I feel the M. Beccari looks particularly Pachypodium like

If you like pachypodiums check out Myrmecodia and Hydnophytum as well. Have caudexes and for invert fans house ants in the wild

Not sure how those are. Now I use tubs that have secure latches. Had a temporary Leirus escape once due to the plastic on a tub warping a bit, Causing a gap. Luckily are in a case so didn't get far.

I've even had small instar dead during shipping stuck in tension of humidity droplets on side of container.

I don't know your area, But maybe try a room with a greater seasonal temperature swing. I don't mist their enclosures, I use pure Long fiber sphagnum that is kept wet for substrate. They never go on enclosure walls just the cork flats. You can see the LFS has become living since the shelf has...

Yeah, Wonder if that could be it since is probably the biggest environmental change. Humidity stays pretty consistently high.

No special conditions other than what I listed above. Since room they are kept in does get a bit colder in winter and warmer in summer.

I'm pretty sure not here. But would have no clue who back then would have any. Going off 20 year memories

Terrarium was changed to this, just this week

I was keeping Orthochirus innesi in here. Repurposed it to house a future emperor. Moved the Orthochirus to a smaller enclosure. Absolutely could not keep track of it at all in a larger enclosure. The temps fluctuated with my house down as low as 60F in winter 90F in summer, with a nano dome...

No pictures, Just going off memory and no clue what they were. Only listed as Indonesian

About 20 years ago I used to keep a species of Indonesia vinegaroon that we kept communally and bred successfully. Unfortunately afterwards lost them and some holdback babies I didn't sell in an ant infestation. I actually preferred them, Not as large as the American species but had orange...

Previous desert set up I had

My Damon are kept in these planted pickle jars cross ventilation and nearly flooded substrate

The Paraphrynus and Phrynus are kept in these

In my care about 10 months. will post a pic of enclosure. the room doesn't get special heat or anything. runs as low as 60F in winter to 90F in summer. Kept in plastic jars with cork slants with side ventilation holes only. Long fiber sphagnum kept wet always. These are actually on a led lit...

Currently only have Myrmecodia tuberosa and beccari, Hydnophytum papuanum and formicarum