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Calculating Hexagon and Corner Tank Volume
Odd-shaped aquariums are tricky to measure. Here is how to calculate the volume of hexagon and corner fish tanks accurately.
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Enter your tank dimensions to see the volume.
Turn your tank dimensions into an exact volume. Enter length, width and height and the calculator returns the capacity in litres and gallons.
For a rectangular tank, volume equals length times width times height. Keep all three measurements in the same unit, and the calculator converts the result to litres, gallons and cubic centimetres.
Drag to fill a 60 by 30 by 30 cm (54 L) tank and watch the volume change.
50% full = 27 L
Measure the length, width and height of your tank, then multiply them together. Change the values below and the diagram and the calculation update instantly.
Measure length, width and height
60 x 30 x 30 cm
Multiply them for cubic centimetres
60 x 30 x 30 = 54,000 cm³
Convert to litres and gallons
54,000 ÷ 1000 = 54 litres (14.27 US gal)
Prefer to calculate the aquarium size by hand? Here is the volume formula for each tank shape. Click a card to try it in the calculator.
For unusual tanks, see a triangular prism volume tool, and note that spherical aquariums (fish bowls) are not recommended for keeping fish.
Our fish tank volume calculator supports seven popular aquarium shapes. Click any shape to load it into the calculator above.
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Odd-shaped aquariums are tricky to measure. Here is how to calculate the volume of hexagon and corner fish tanks accurately.
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US gallons and UK gallons are not the same. Here is how to convert your fish tank volume correctly between litres and both gallons.
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Learn the simple formula to calculate the volume of any fish tank in litres and gallons, with worked examples for every shape.
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