![]() ![]() ![]() A standard 20 gallon long aquarium is 30″ x 12″ x 12″ so your total weight is 225 lbs. Luckily this is basic math… literally.įirst things first: find the dimensions of your new fish tank. Let’s face it… fish tanks are heavy but water is heavier. If you’re bringing home a fish tank of any size you need to be aware of how much the thing is going to weigh. While I do have two larger 55 gallon fish tanks when I went to set up this 20 gallon fish tank I needed all new supplies (since the 10 gallon supplies were not strong enough for my new 20 gallon… also how many times in a paragraph can you say “20 gallon fish tank” before it’s completely over-rated?)… so I was thrilled when my brother surprised me with this little 20 gallon hexagon tank for my birthday! How much does a full 20 gallon long aquarium weigh? If you’re researching how to set up a 20 gallon aquarium chances are you are setting up a brand new fish tank. I upgraded my very first 10 gallon tank to a little 20 gallon tank a few years ago so I thought I would show you all the pieces and parts that make this little guy work. Setting up a little 20 gallon tank takes a little bit of time and effort but it’s not as complicated as it can seem. ![]() That’s why I look up multiple sources online instead of just taking their recommendation.If you’re looking to get into the fish keeping hobby a 20 gallon fish tank is the perfect place to start. That way you know what tank will best suit your pet! Also warning that some LFS will say a fish can be in a smaller tank because they just want to sell the fish, or from actual genuine ignorance. The more water, usually the dynamic of the tank doesn’t change dramatically (unless something is very wrong).īest you can do though if you’re tight on space is to go to your local fish store, see what fish you’re passionate about, then look at multiple sources online about their preferred environment. 20 gallons as a starting tank gives people more options I feel to decorate, to have social species of fish, and to help new aquarists with monitoring the quality of their water. 10 gallons have their place and I’ve used them for itty bitty shrimp committee, and guppies in the past, but a 10 gallon can be hard for new aquarists with overstocking and having the fish they enjoy. For more info, you can always visit the wiki!Īs someone that has had my smallest tank at 7.5 gallons, to my largest tank now at 110 gallons, I will always recommend a 20 over a 10.What are common aquarium related abbreviations?.What kind of algae is this? How do I treat it?.Will my fish grow to the size of it's tank?.How do I start a new freshwater aquarium?. ![]() To add Flair to your username, click the edit link next to your username, located below the Subreddit Info. No art-or-craft-work that is not directly impacting or going to impact a real aquarium.No direct links to social media, emojis and/or hashtags, or posting private information.Do not post shitty tanks for the sake of shitting on them.No memes, shitposting, non-aquarium related animals (including humans) or other low effort content.Tag any dead or dying animals as NSFW, including live feeding.All for sale, give away, and looking to buy posts are not allowed and belong in r/AquaSwap.No spamming, advertising, or flooding the sub.Attacks, derailing, and trolling are not tolerated.If you are seeking help with your aquarium, please provide the information listed on the submit page. We're glad to help with fish compatibility, disease diagnosis, livestock/plant issues and other general tank problems. Post pictures or video of your tank, even if it's just to show off! We'd love to see it. Feel free to post here looking for advice on anything aquarium related, saltwater, freshwater, planted, or any other type of aquarium. ![]()
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