GITNUX REPORT 2024

Aquarium Size Chart

The Aquarium Size Chart provides the dimensions and capacities for common sizes ranging from 10 to 75 gallons, with varying lengths, widths, and heights for each size.

Author: Jannik Lindner

First published: 7/17/2024

The Aquarium Size Chart provides information on different sizes of aquariums including their capacity in gallons, length, width, and height in inches. This chart is helpful for individuals looking to choose the right size aquarium for their aquatic pets.

Chart Data

Aquarium Size Capacity (Gallons) Length (Inches) Width (Inches) Height (Inches)
10 Gallon 10 20 10 12
20 Gallon 20 24 12 16
30 Gallon 30 36 12 16
55 Gallon 55 48 13 21
75 Gallon 75 48 18 21

Conclusion

The aquarium size chart provides information on different tank capacities along with their corresponding length, width, and height dimensions. This data can help aquarium enthusiasts select the appropriate tank size based on their needs and available space.

FAQ

What size aquarium should I get for a Betta fish?

A minimum tank size of 5 gallons is recommended for a Betta fish to provide enough space for swimming and to maintain water quality.

What is the best aquarium size for a community of small freshwater fish?

For a community of small freshwater fish, a 20-gallon tank is a good starting point as it allows for a variety of fish species and provides ample swimming space.

How large of an aquarium do I need for a saltwater reef tank?

Saltwater reef tanks require more stable water parameters and space for corals to grow. A minimum tank size of 30 gallons is recommended for a small reef tank setup.

What size aquarium is suitable for keeping goldfish?

Goldfish produce more waste and grow quite large, so it is recommended to keep them in a tank size of at least 20 gallons for a single fancy goldfish, and 30 gallons for a single common goldfish.

How big of an aquarium is ideal for keeping a school of freshwater tetras?

For a school of freshwater tetras, a 10-gallon tank is a good starting point. However, larger tank sizes, such as a 20-gallon long tank, are recommended to provide more swimming space and accommodate a larger school of tetras.