12x18x9 inches comes out to be 1,944 cu in, which translates into 8.4 gal. I don't see how this item can be 1.75 gal.?
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Their dimensions are not off. The top of the box is 12" x 18", the bottom is much less. You can not use a simple LxWxH calculation to determine the volume of a box when it's opposite sides are not parallel and all angles are not perpendicular.
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Yes, they incorrectly list the volume as 1.75 Gallons. They must have made a typo, that part number 12189CW135 and those dimensions (12x18x9 as per the part number) should be 4.75 gallons just up to the lowest fill line per the manufacturer. It is 1.125 Cubic foot when you multiply it out and there are just under 7.5 gallons per cubic foot so they are way off.
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It'll probably give you an inch in a standard 75g, but it is definitly course enough not to be sucked up by gravel vac. I was actually hoping for something finer. But was a great deal at the price I paid.
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No idea. I have always used the included 1-gallon container. Structurally I believe my older unit could handle the extra 14 pounds but I doubt where I have my unit housed there would be room for the larger sized bottle. Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance.
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Dimensions are correct but you will be hard pressed to get the max 15 gals in it. More like 12.
247403
It measures 13 3/4" tall x 10 1/4" round,for your info I also have the 2 gal and it is 14" tall
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The product claims 55 gallons capacity with dimensions of 2'11-3/4" x 4'5-7/8". It's kind of humongous.
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I got a 90 gallon and I got 4 cubic feet but I can go with 5 you can go with 3 to 4
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Its a fairly large bad. I would say it would easily fill a 1 gallon container, probably more.
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It expands quite a bit. Using 3 gal containers you could easily do 12. I used it along with perlite and vermiculite and some Fox Farms Ocean mix, just don't over fertilize because it will burn your plants.
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Tim... When I ordered mine, it also had a gallon version and that's what I bought was just 1 gallon. So I know they sell it in 1 gallon size orders.
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I roughly measured the tank, I think the 1.11 is probably closer. I filled the tank with a gallon, plus about a quarter of a quart (measured with a quart bottle that wasn't graduated). I didn't measure how much beyond that fits in the base, but it might make up the remaining 0.4 gallons. I disagree with S.Wagner-- the size of the filter is not nearly enough to displace 0.4 gallons.
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1.2 Bushel is the size stated by the manufacturer on their website. That would be about about 11 gallons or about 1.5 cubic feet.
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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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I wish I had a good answer for you. The information you need should be on the back label. It will say something like 7500 gallons takes x amount and on up the scale. If it doesn't have it on the bottle, look for an 800 number for the manufacturer and call them. Some of these companies don't have a clue about the fact that we need that kind of information. Thanks for asking & good luck to you!
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The simple math is 38 X 38 X 2 = 2888 cubic inches. That is 12.5 gallons. If the 2 inch height is filled with objects then you would need to subtract the volume of the objects to get the needed volume of product.
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Very sadly, I just realized that the initial post was in 2008, the one reply was in 2009, it's now 2012 and still neither Amazon nor Cuisinart have come forward with better information! I just bought the 8 quart Multiclad and can firmly say that the diameter is about 10" and the height/depth is 8". It's a pretty flat pot - like a dutch oven. It was too small for my needs, so I'll be trying out the 12 quart.
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Too much? Lol this is perfect for a ten gallon. And you have a 55 which makes me think it's not enough. That's me responding at a 2. Don't make me turn it up to a ten. In all seriousness there is not anything you can do. However, I am still honestly surprised it's too much. May I ask how?