id like to.up grade my 35

[sinner_209]

Hello everyone i.currently have 5 juvie discus 3 neon tetras 4 glo lite tetras two german blur rams 1 rummynose tetra 4 ottos and 6 cardinal tetras in a planted tank i understand overstocked but other then ph @7.2 everything is perfect at kh-4 gh-3 nitrate 5 but for adult fish what would.my thrive tank be in gallons roughly id think.around 75 gallons im currentlu doing nautral black water does all this sound about right to you all just want to make sure im understanding everything needed for them to thrive and upgrade is in need fish are fed marine flakes tetra tropical flakes freeze dried and frozen bloodworms glassworms and krill thank you alli hope ive got it my eyes hurt from research lol

[Ryan]

You could probably get away with a 55 but if you have the extra cash, I'd go with at least the 75. That gives you a bit more room for the plants and stuff and the discus should still have plenty of room to move around.

[Keith Perkins]

You could probably get away with a 55 but if you have the extra cash, I'd go with at least the 75. That gives you a bit more room for the plants and stuff and the discus should still have plenty of room to move around.

A BIG +1 You'll read time after time here how much better discus seem to do with the extra 6 inches the 75 gives. Wish my 55 was a 75 plenty of times.

[GlennR]

What are the other tanks that are 48" long? Are they the 55, 75, 90, and 120 gallons tanks which are 48" long?

Those are all the same length & height, but increased depths (front to rear), right?

[lipadj46]

55 is 12" deep, 75, 90, 110 are all 48 long by 18 deep and just get taller

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[Tazalanche]

When I am unsure on dimensions, I refer to the list at Glass Cages (http://www.glasscages.com/?sAction=ViewCat&lCatID=2) for possibilities in my desired length.

Good luck! :thumbsup:

[Keith Perkins]

I always go to my local manufacturer's site, Aqueon. :D

http://www.aqueonproducts.com/products/standard-aquariums.htm