How much of this would I need for a 15 gallon column tank no live plants? Dimensions: 13.6" x 13.8" x 24.8" ( Aqueon&reg; 15 Gallon Column from Petsmart)
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common answer is 1lb/gal, however depends if you want an undergravel filter, or you like the look of a severe slope,how much do you like landscaping or you want basic covering. cant imagine starting with less than 10lbs
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Without pulling it from the aquarium I can't confirm which dimension (8.2 or 7.6) is the correct height. The width is about 2.25" and the depth is about 3.25".
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I think a 13 gallon bag would fit (might be a little short), although I don't use a bag in it. Since it's for recycling, no bags allowed!
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Just as the description states - it's a 13 gallon size. I use them in a 5 gallon sheet rock pail and drape the extra bag over the lip of the pail. I've got plenty of bag to spare so I empty other waste baskets into these when changing bags. Plastic bag is substantial for pointy or heavy items.
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14.5"L x 6.5"W x 7"H. Note: the 7" height is the outside dimension; there is approx. 1" rise from the bottom for the water reserve on the inside.
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I think I'll be to big but the dimensions are on the page. I bought two for my 55 gallon.
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Dimensions of the unit are a I believe 8 3/4 inches x 15 1/2 inches with the unit being 2 inches thick. How many you need for a 75 gallon tank is a loaded question. Depends on what size "footprint" and "depth" of 75 gallon tank you have. Also, what are you putting in the tank? I'm going to answer the question based on the most common 75 footprint.You could get by with 1 if you are not doing in SPS of LPS. If you just want to do some soft corals, one would probably give you the look you want.I would honestly do two though for a tank that size. But I do a mixed reef of everything so....\Hope this helps. Dimensions of the unit are a I believe 8 3/4 inches x 15 1/2 inches with the unit being 2 inches thick. How many you need for a 75 gallon tank is a loaded question. Depends on what size "footprint" and "depth" of 75 gallon tank you have. Also, what are you putting in the tank? I'm going to answer the question based on the most common 75 footprint.You could get by with 1 if you are not doing in SPS of LPS. If you just want to do some soft corals, one would probably give you the look you want.I would honestly do two though for a tank that... » Read More Dimensions of the unit are a I believe 8 3/4 inches x 15 1/2 inches with the unit being 2 inches thick. How many you need for a 75 gallon tank is a loaded question. Depends on what size "footprint" and "depth" of 75 gallon tank you have. Also, what are you putting in the tank? I'm going to answer the question based on the most common 75 footprint.You could get by with 1 if you are not doing in SPS of LPS. If you just want to do some soft corals, one would probably give you the look you want.I would honestly do two though for a tank that size. But I do a mixed reef of everything so....\Hope this helps. « Show Less
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This tank is specifically made to fit PetCo tanks. And I LOVE MY STAND! A 55 gallon is a hard fit. I searched and searched and got this one. If it doesn't fit exactly you can go to OSH or Home Depot and get a sturdy pressboard used for shelving units. That's what I did and it looks great and works extremely well! Hope that helps!
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I have these covers on a 150 gallon tank. The exact dimension of each assembly (2 glass pieces, hinges, and back strip) is 16 11/16 x 34 13/16.
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13.5" x 19.0" x 5.25" (bottom) x 3.25" (top) 34.29cm x 48.26cm x 13.34cm (bottom) x 8.25cm (top) Hate to put it this way but measure. that's how I found out for my ranger. These are the measurements from rockford
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This item fits my 75 gallon aquarium (with center brace) perfectly. 22 1/4" wide X 14 1/2 deep
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The amount you need depends on the dimensions of your tank, as well as your desired depth. Not all 20 gallon tanks have the same dimensions. Once you establish that, there are calculators online that will tell you how much sand you need. Go here: http://www.marinedepot.com/md_educationcenter_calculators_sand_bed_calculator.html and as far as if you can use this for freshwater, I'm not sure. This is labeled for marine (saltwater) tanks and as such, the bacteria in it would die off if you placed in a freshwater tank. This would cause a spike in ammonia, nitrites, then nitrates. I'd search for something labeled for freshwater use. The amount you need depends on the dimensions of your tank, as well as your desired depth. Not all 20 gallon tanks have the same dimensions. Once you establish that, there are calculators online that will tell you how much sand you need. Go here: http://www.marinedepot.com/md_educationcenter_calculators_sand_bed_calculator.html and as far as if you can use this for freshwater, I'm not sure. This is labeled for marine (saltwater) tanks and as such, the bacteria in it would die off if you placed in a freshwater tank. This would cause a spike in ammonia, nitrites, then nitrates. I'd... » Read More The amount you need depends on the dimensions of your tank, as well as your desired depth. Not all 20 gallon tanks have the same dimensions. Once you establish that, there are calculators online that will tell you how much sand you need. Go here: http://www.marinedepot.com/md_educationcenter_calculators_sand_bed_calculator.html and as far as if you can use this for freshwater, I'm not sure. This is labeled for marine (saltwater) tanks and as such, the bacteria in it would die off if you placed in a freshwater tank. This would cause a spike in ammonia, nitrites, then nitrates. I'd search for something labeled for freshwater use. « Show Less
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I don't know the exact dimensions but it fits all glass and aqueon. If you have a marineland or perfecto tank this will not work
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Don't know exactly but my 55 gal. Tank fits perfectly on it. The bottom of the tank is flush with the sides of the stand. If that makes sense
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Unfortunately I cannot help here. I had bought this for an aquarium just to see if it would help. It was too large. Good luck with your searching.
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I sold mine. I was using it for a water basin for my monitor lizard. It is pretty large at about 16 inches across and maybe 20 inches long. It is very sturdy as well.
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I think those are the packaging dimensions. The unit is only a few inches square. I have it submersed in 6-7 inches of water in a fountain.