Would a conversion from liters to cubic inches be helpful is determining how much Aquasoil that is needed?
Here are the footprints of some commonly used aquariums. Each inch of substrate depth requires x liters. If a 3" substrate depth is wanted, multiply the liters given by 3. As an example, a 3" substrate depth in a 29g = 5.9 liters per inch x 3" = 17.7 liters.
- 1 liter = 61.0 cubic inches
- 3 liters = 183.1 cubic inches
- 9 liters = 549.2 cubic inches
Here are the footprints of some commonly used aquariums. Each inch of substrate depth requires x liters. If a 3" substrate depth is wanted, multiply the liters given by 3. As an example, a 3" substrate depth in a 29g = 5.9 liters per inch x 3" = 17.7 liters.
- 10g, 15 High and 20 X = 20" x 10" x 1" = 200 cubic inches = 3.3 liters per inch
- 15g, 20 High, 25g and 30 X = 24" x 12" x 1" = 288 cubic inches = 4.7 liters per inch
- 20 Long, 29g and 37g = 30" x 12" x 1" = 360 cubic inches = 5.9 liters per inch
- 30g, 38g, 45g = 36" x 12" x 1" = 432 cubic inches = 7.1 liters per inch
- 30 Breeder, 40 Breeder, 50g and 65g = 36" x 18" x 1" = 648 cubic inches = 10.6 liters per inch
- 33 Long, 40 Long and 55g = 48" x 12" x 1" = 576 cubic inches = 9.4 liters per inch
- 75g, 90g and 110 X = 48" x 18" x 1" = 864 cubic inches = 14.2 liters per inch
- 120g = 48" x 24" x 1" = 1152 cubic inches = 18.9 liters per inch
- 125g and 150g = 72" x 18" x 1" = 1296 cubic inches = 21.2 liters per inch
- 180g and 210g = 72" x 24" x 1" = 1728 cubic inches = 28.3 liters per inch