Very nice!
Especially enjoy seeing the mosses in your moss picture.
I believe there are 2 different species. The little tree like one is possibly Polystichum. The capsules are from the flat looking moss.
Here is a link that tells about mosses.
Learn about mosses and check other links

Though I took a mycology course I have no clue as to what the fungi are. Seems like the only fungus I can recall (besides athlete's foot fungus (a little humor!!)) are morels, amantia, and boletus and your are none of these!

In your terrarium, is that selaginella growing? Or a moss?

Unfortunately it's selaginella in the terrarium. I have not been able to find moss for sale locally that will tolerate tropical temps, which I need in the terrariums for my frogs etc. I will be looking online ( have been delayed as I don't use a credit card so that option is not ideal).

The mushrooms, well, I've no idea, sadly, what they are either. Was thrilled to see the brown one a month ago beside the path in Victoria, and the others have sprouted periodically in my tank-perhaps spores left over from mushroom manure that may have been in the potting soil mix? A wild guess...

I don't seem to have much luck with selaginellas. I water with purified water and keep it moist, but it always turns brown and croaks. I keep it in filtered light, no direct sun and the temperatures are always 65-80. Got any ideas? I've tried to grow the common one (can't remember the name, and also Brownii.)

Lainey