Question: Fire Breeding tank help

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Hey all, I have decided that I want to breed fire salamanders (preferably the terrestris subspecies) After much reading and research I have got an "adult" tank set up that I am happy with but was wondering if anyone could help with the ideal breeding tank set up advice? I have an old 3 foot (125 liter) aquarium that I have converted with a wire mesh lid that I will be using for the breeding tank. would it be a good idea to split the take half water half land? if so how deep should the water be? any advice on the breeding side would be most welcome :)

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Chris
 
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