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Since I was little I have always been a fan of having fish of all kinds, and my favorite part was choosing aquariums for them. I almost never got the right size and had to ask someone to make them the way I wanted. That's why your video seems excellent to me, it's a shame I didn't get it sooner, I spent a lot of money on aquariums during part of my life. Thanks for so much information
This presentation of these different aquariums is impressive where it allows us to observe the designs and colors that are visible through the glass, I especially loved the largest tank, it is beautiful to put in the living room of our homes. Thank you for this great video I loved it very much very good channel
This video is a fantastic guide for anyone looking to set up an aquarium. It covers all the key factors to consider when choosing the right size, making it easier for viewers to create a perfect aquatic environment tailored to their preferences. Thanks for the helpful information!
This video is very relevant to me who is looking for an aquarium for a room that is not too big and I think a 10 gallon tank is the most suitable for me. thanks for making this video, the explanation is very good and inspiring
excellent advice, I will definitely follow them! It shows that you have knowledge on the subject and you know what you do and say ... I follow you! I hope to see more content like this on your channel!❤
The video is very interesting, I have a small fish tank and I was unaware of many of the things explained here, although it is true, it depends on the quantity and type of fish to determine how big a fish tank should be, it must also be said that the models shown are beautiful but they must be very expensive, thanks for the video anyway, because I'm thinking about renovating the fish tank and I already have some ideas, continue with more videos like this please.
Absolutely mind blowing video. This video is really helpful for choosing the Aquarium Sizes. Thank you for always provide a good quality content. I am really enjoying your video ❤
I think medium fish tank is really fit for my house. It's not that big but not also not that small so I can have more fish in there. Thank you so much for the explanation, your explanation is really detail about the size of the fish tank which really helped me choosing the most perfect fish tank for my home..
@@AquariumStoreDepot my local fish store has a 50 Lowboy and a 60 breeder set up for their plant selection tanks, they both look good, but something about that low, wide, shallow 50 Lowboy just calls to me! I found a 40 breeder that had been set up as a plant sale tank on Marketplace for free! And it even has the brackets and filter pad for a corner matten filter, and the back glass painted black, the silicone looks to be in great shape too, I’m definitely going to leak test it, but I’m planning to set it up as a Cherry Shrimp mega-colony, and replace at least one of my existing tanks (28 Bowfront with a single female betta and a bunch of guppy grass, 20 long cherry shrimp tank, and 20 long plant overflow/algae cleaning tank with a trio of Florida Flag Fish…) it’ll probably be down to either replacing the 29 Bow or the 20 Long shrimp tank, probably the 28 bow, as I don’t really care for that design (it was a freebie from a yard sale and came with a matched stand) I like the 20 Longs too much to get rid of them, such a useful size and layout
"Great video! Your insights on choosing the right aquarium size are really helpful. I've been considering getting into fishkeeping, and this information will definitely guide me in making the perfect choice for my space and needs. Thanks for sharing!"
Very good. I've arowana pool and idk when I last did a 30% water charge. Big aquariums are so good in self maintenance that you barely needs to do anything other than feeding and occasional poop cleaning. On the other hand my 3 gallon bowl is so much headache, I've to do a full water charge every week. Surprisingly my 20 gallon is also not very high maintenance. Can you give us some insight on water changing and what to add during or after water changing, should we add liquid fertilizer after water change or methylene blue etc
Hi there. Yes the bigger the more stable. The best advice is to do water changes based off parameters. Only do them if your parameters are off. I had this mentality with reef tanks I would run and carried it over to freshwater tanks. Water changes are unnecessary if your main 3 parameters are fine (ammonia. Nitrites, and nitrates). If you have fish that tolerate nitrates well - you can take it even further than that. Generally, I won’t bother to change water of nitrates are below 40PPM. Of course this matters more if you have sensitive animals like discus or inverts. Most planted aquariums you want to run at 30-50 PPM nitrates for optimal plant growth. Fertilizer should be dozed at half of the recommendation to start then increase as you go. All depends on your plant growth. Lighting and CO2. Your CO2 levels will drive most of the growth speed. You run into issues if CO2 is off compared to your lighting and nutrient levels.
I'm interested in the red blood parrots...are you saying a 40 gallon is large enough for 1 or 2 blood parrots to grow and live in from small to adult size ?
What about 90 gallon.which I have I have 14 goldfish in a 60 gallon bowfront. With three aqueous 50 power filters,I change the water every two weeks. I am upgrading to a 90 gallon soon.
90s are great. I usually have gone for long than wide or readily available so for me I’ll tend to go with 75, 60B, and 120 for 4 footers and 125 for an entry level 6 footer. For 3 footers - I go with 40 breeders. 2 footers I’m usually looking at cubes and designing differently.
I adore nano tanks they’re so small and easy to go places with and use. Tho I’ve found that medium tanks are definitely easier especially when water parameters are good, it balances it perfectly. Tho I wanna make a HUGE jump to a Large aquarium
Larger aquariums are way more stable but can require a lot more maintenance and differently more $$$ to invest. My favorite smaller tank is a 40 breeder. Big enough where I can still install a sump or add a quality canister filter and stable. Dimension still make it easier for smaller spaces
The 60 gallon breeder is awesome and was missed on the list 😅. It’s my new favorite for a first time Reef tank. A good comment to point out on good of a choice this 4 foot long tank is. It’s fairly new to the scene too.
Check out the original blog post at - aquariumstoredepot.com/blogs/news/aquarium-sizes
Looking for centerpiece fish for your tank? Checkout our video all about them - th-cam.com/video/V4l8yMkpzMM/w-d-xo.html
Don't forget to visit our partners:
🛒Amazon Store - www.amazon.com/shop/aquariumstoredepot
🌿 BucePlant - buceplant.com/collections/aquarium-plants?aff=10
🐟 FlipAquatics - flipaquatics.com/collections/all-nano-fish?aff=16
⚗ CO2 Art - www.co2art.us/?ref=hk7lgv_xy7b
🦑 BulkReefSupply - bulkreefsupply.sjv.io/B0mX51
🐠 SaltwaterAquarium - www.saltwateraquarium.com/?aff=23
🚛 NextDayKoi - nextdaykoi.com/?rewards=123
This video helped me realize that choosing the right size is crucial for the health and happiness of my aquatic friends.
Since I was little I have always been a fan of having fish of all kinds, and my favorite part was choosing aquariums for them. I almost never got the right size and had to ask someone to make them the way I wanted.
That's why your video seems excellent to me, it's a shame I didn't get it sooner, I spent a lot of money on aquariums during part of my life. Thanks for so much information
it is important to know this information, my next aquarium will be so perfect. thanks to you
Happy to help
this video on aquarium sizes really got me thinking! As a fish lover, I always wanted to have an aquarium in my home.
Go for it! 😊
This presentation of these different aquariums is impressive where it allows us to observe the designs and colors that are visible through the glass, I especially loved the largest tank, it is beautiful to put in the living room of our homes. Thank you for this great video I loved it very much very good channel
This video is a fantastic guide for anyone looking to set up an aquarium. It covers all the key factors to consider when choosing the right size, making it easier for viewers to create a perfect aquatic environment tailored to their preferences. Thanks for the helpful information!
Glad it was helpful!
I was able to discover significant information in this video I was previously unaware of. I hope your channel releases more videos like this.
I thank you for giving me these sizes. I got a tank and could not figure out what size it was you helped me figure it out
Happy to help 😊
This video is very relevant to me who is looking for an aquarium for a room that is not too big and I think a 10 gallon tank is the most suitable for me. thanks for making this video, the explanation is very good and inspiring
Great to hear!
I'm new to fish keeping. This simple layout was highly useful. Thank you!
I’m glad it helped. Happy to help out 😊.
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excellent advice, I will definitely follow them! It shows that you have knowledge on the subject and you know what you do and say ... I follow you! I hope to see more content like this on your channel!❤
Great video for new people on the scene
Very good video
The video is very interesting, I have a small fish tank and I was unaware of many of the things explained here, although it is true, it depends on the quantity and type of fish to determine how big a fish tank should be, it must also be said that the models shown are beautiful but they must be very expensive, thanks for the video anyway, because I'm thinking about renovating the fish tank and I already have some ideas, continue with more videos like this please.
What a video super i knew lot of things and I love it .Thanks for sharing with us I love to see more
Glad you enjoyed it
Absolutely mind blowing video. This video is really helpful for choosing the Aquarium Sizes. Thank you for always provide a good quality content. I am really enjoying your video ❤
My pleasure!
I think medium fish tank is really fit for my house. It's not that big but not also not that small so I can have more fish in there. Thank you so much for the explanation, your explanation is really detail about the size of the fish tank which really helped me choosing the most perfect fish tank for my home..
Thanks for sharing
Aquarium Sizes,Also you explained the video very clearly and Good Explanation Thanks for Sharing With Us. Keep It Up❣
My pleasure 😊
Such an Excellent Video I Really Liked This.. In This Video 20 Gallon Tank Is My Choice ✅👍
Good choice 👍. That’s probably the best tank to start with on the freshwater side
Nice video .your explained very clearly .thanks for shearing us .keep it up
It's my pleasure
is the 50 gal size aquarium common like the tanks that you mention here.. this tank size here 50 gal 36 LONG x 18 WIDE x 19 TALL
It’s not common at least in the US.
My three favorites;
20 Long
40 Breeder
50 Lowboy
40 breeder is my fave 😊. Love your picks 😊. The 60 breeder has been a good new entrant lately
@@AquariumStoreDepot my local fish store has a 50 Lowboy and a 60 breeder set up for their plant selection tanks, they both look good, but something about that low, wide, shallow 50 Lowboy just calls to me!
I found a 40 breeder that had been set up as a plant sale tank on Marketplace for free! And it even has the brackets and filter pad for a corner matten filter, and the back glass painted black, the silicone looks to be in great shape too, I’m definitely going to leak test it, but I’m planning to set it up as a Cherry Shrimp mega-colony, and replace at least one of my existing tanks (28 Bowfront with a single female betta and a bunch of guppy grass, 20 long cherry shrimp tank, and 20 long plant overflow/algae cleaning tank with a trio of Florida Flag Fish…) it’ll probably be down to either replacing the 29 Bow or the 20 Long shrimp tank, probably the 28 bow, as I don’t really care for that design (it was a freebie from a yard sale and came with a matched stand)
I like the 20 Longs too much to get rid of them, such a useful size and layout
"Great video! Your insights on choosing the right aquarium size are really helpful. I've been considering getting into fishkeeping, and this information will definitely guide me in making the perfect choice for my space and needs. Thanks for sharing!"
Glad it was helpful!
Very good. I've arowana pool and idk when I last did a 30% water charge. Big aquariums are so good in self maintenance that you barely needs to do anything other than feeding and occasional poop cleaning. On the other hand my 3 gallon bowl is so much headache, I've to do a full water charge every week. Surprisingly my 20 gallon is also not very high maintenance. Can you give us some insight on water changing and what to add during or after water changing, should we add liquid fertilizer after water change or methylene blue etc
Hi there. Yes the bigger the more stable.
The best advice is to do water changes based off parameters. Only do them if your parameters are off. I had this mentality with reef tanks I would run and carried it over to freshwater tanks. Water changes are unnecessary if your main 3 parameters are fine (ammonia. Nitrites, and nitrates). If you have fish that tolerate nitrates well - you can take it even further than that. Generally, I won’t bother to change water of nitrates are below 40PPM. Of course this matters more if you have sensitive animals like discus or inverts. Most planted aquariums you want to run at 30-50 PPM nitrates for optimal plant growth.
Fertilizer should be dozed at half of the recommendation to start then increase as you go. All depends on your plant growth. Lighting and CO2. Your CO2 levels will drive most of the growth speed. You run into issues if CO2 is off compared to your lighting and nutrient levels.
I'm interested in the red blood parrots...are you saying a 40 gallon is large enough for 1 or 2 blood parrots to grow and live in from small to adult size ?
For 1 you want at least 55 for two
Very helpfull😮👍❤️🔥
Thank you 😊
This video is very excellent
I think a 20-gallon tank would be perfect for me too! It's a good size for beginners. 🐠🐟
Definitely!
What about 90 gallon.which I have I have 14 goldfish in a 60 gallon bowfront. With three aqueous 50 power filters,I change the water every two weeks. I am upgrading to a 90 gallon soon.
90s are great. I usually have gone for long than wide or readily available so for me I’ll tend to go with 75, 60B, and 120 for 4 footers and 125 for an entry level 6 footer. For 3 footers - I go with 40 breeders. 2 footers I’m usually looking at cubes and designing differently.
I have a 25 gallon tank but I will upgrade it into a 4 ft by 2ft by 2ft tank how much water volume can fit in my upgraded tank?
This would be a 120 gallon tank. Actual water weight will depend on what decor and substrate you put inside it
Good video
My personal favorite tank is the 33 gallon long. A nice four foot tank, but short in height and easy to care for and maintain.
Great choice. I sometimes forget about the 33L. It’s such a great shallow tank 😊
@@AquariumStoreDepot I also currently have a 40 long. Just a little bit taller!
I adore nano tanks they’re so small and easy to go places with and use. Tho I’ve found that medium tanks are definitely easier especially when water parameters are good, it balances it perfectly. Tho I wanna make a HUGE jump to a Large aquarium
Larger aquariums are way more stable but can require a lot more maintenance and differently more $$$ to invest. My favorite smaller tank is a 40 breeder. Big enough where I can still install a sump or add a quality canister filter and stable. Dimension still make it easier for smaller spaces
I think they mean ten or 5 gallons 40 gallons isn't nano
I learn and discover a lot about aquarium life from your channel,thank you so much for sharing this video so informative
yeah this really most be the best sizes for the fish aquarium
60 Gallon Breeder: _"Eh?! What about me!?"_
The 60 gallon breeder is awesome and was missed on the list 😅. It’s my new favorite for a first time Reef tank. A good comment to point out on good of a choice this 4 foot long tank is. It’s fairly new to the scene too.
@@AquariumStoreDepot I thought I was about to say. Because I just got one...
Sir,
I have an aquarium which size is given below:
31 inches length
24 inches hight
18 inches width
Which fish is good for my aquarium?
the 5 gallon tank is my favorite. i have the necessary fish for that aquarium.
i have a 110 gallon , i had a 55 gallon but upgraded
I prefer smaller aquariums now … an have different biomes ….before I just got a gaint Arowana lol in a gaint tank lol
I’m a recovering giant tank owner. I feel ya. I like the smaller natural ones now
Go for 3 feet or 4 feet good ❤
100% agree both are great choices
Start small
I dont like tanks since they expensive as hell while i can build a 7ft pond for 15$