setup Eurycea bislineata

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In a couple of weeks i'm getting a group of Eurycea bislineata. I have a 30x30 cm tank that I have to setup for them. I have read the caresheet for this species and have gotten a lot of information about the animals and their setup from their owner. It is going to be a semi-aquatic setup with rocks in it. But I wanted to get some good suggestions from people on this forum who own these animals or other small semi-aquatic plethodontidae. Or just any good suggestions to help me create a beautiful tank for them.
 
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