Measures of the water area for breeding S. s. gallaica

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Which are the recommended measures of the water area for breeding S. s. gallaica?
I have a 80 x 60 cm terrarium with 4 adults.
Thank you very much
 
It can be any size really, with whatever fits in your viv, mine are about 20cm square, but its the depth thats important, really no more than 25mm deep, otherwise the adults- if they are adults- can drown, especially if the male is trying to mate with a female again!!!,
put a piece of wood or similar in so it acts like a ramp so they can get out.

Good luck

Ben
 
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