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I'm not sure but make sure they have plants/rocks so that they can climb out of the water if they don't want to swim it.
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No such thing as too deep (at least not for domestic purposes xD i doubt anyone is going to provide 3m of water depth 
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Dipsy is right, though, make sure to have lots of plants, they need them to hang out on and reach the surface effortlessly.
They won´t need any land if they are healthy and well housed. Please avoid obtaining them from pet-shops...they are all WC and will give you problems (plus you will condemn more animals to replace them).
)Dipsy is right, though, make sure to have lots of plants, they need them to hang out on and reach the surface effortlessly.
They won´t need any land if they are healthy and well housed. Please avoid obtaining them from pet-shops...they are all WC and will give you problems (plus you will condemn more animals to replace them).
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