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About 600L, and that is without substrate and plants
Hi anyone knows how many litres of water does a 4 x 1.5 x. 1.5 tank hold?
those tank with curve corner?
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About 600L, and that is without substrate and plants
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Hello? AQ got calculator you know... top menu bar, right side!
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hi. i know they have a calculator. but im not converting litres to gallon. nor am i converting litres to some other units. im just asking the amout of water that a tank contains. i believe no calculator can tell me how many litres of water a tank contains. cheers. thanks for the reply anyway.Originally Posted by vinz
Hello? AQ got calculator you know... top menu bar, right side!
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Eh... First, it is AQ's Calculator.
And it allows you to enter the length, width and height of a tank (in centimeters or inches) and it can calculate for you the volume in litres, gallons(US) and Imperial gallons.
Try it. It is really useful.
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frankly I don't see why we need to have a calculator for something even my primary school daughter can figure out, and then having to cajole people into using it.
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Hi,
For what it's worth, I appreciate it.
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Errrr... it's only about 250 litres. Full, just water alone.About 600L, and that is without substrate and plants
600 litres is about a 6'x2'x2' tank, and a 4'x2'x2' tank is about 400 litres.
Hmmm... do I detect some hostility?
No offence meant by my previous reply. I simply wanted to point out that the calculator exists. I wouldn't have pointed it out if it cannot answer your question.
Chill, dude. AQ members are generally have good intentions.
Choy, not everyone has a primary school education... or remember what they learnt in primary school.
Bossteck, I'm glad someone appreciates it. Thanks.
Last edited by vinz; 3rd Oct 2006 at 23:04.
Vincent - AQ is for everyone, but not for 'u' and 'mi'.
Why use punctuation? See what a difference it makes:A woman, without her man, is nothing.
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bro, you just need to key in your tank specification, i.e. length, width, height, the calculator would then tell you how much water your tank can contain.
hi bros. ehh no hard feelings i dont mean any harm. anyway thanks for all the replies. really! cheers! will try out the calculator anyway!
Vinz bro, the calculator is indeed useful!
I could have sworn I saw 600L on the calculator... my eyes playing tricks on me. Sorry equidorz!
hmmm its ok all aq bros. thnks man. its ok le.. nvm about how many llitres.. really appreicate all the help!
no problem bro, we are here to learn
pssst -> careful on your sms lingo. It's not encouraged here
a safe estimation of the tank water for 4x1.5x.15 will be 220L as you wont fill water to the brim and there will be at least 2-4 inches of sand.. so working with 220L will be quite safe...
4ftx1.5x1.5=204L (54gal) 80 percent of water..
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