What size tank can i fit?

[ReefMagician]

Hi all,

I had originally planned to have a 125 (or 210) in my living room as a wall divider. Unfortunately, this won't be possible due to the furniture.

The only areas I would be able to have an aquarium are corners. Here are the dimensions for the corners I can work with:

32 x 39

31 x 32



What is the largest corner tank I can have with these dimensions and what fish could I keep in it? My goal was to have a tank for a yellow/blue tank but I don't think this will be possible with these dimensions.

 

[vhuang168]

A 30/30/30 cube will give u 115g.

 

[MMacro]

I would say that tangs wouldn't be an option in a 30" tank.

 

[sde1500]

I would say that tangs wouldn't be an option in a 30" tank.

Doing your sig justice haha.

Hi all,

I had originally planned to have a 125 (or 210) in my living room as a wall divider. Unfortunately, this won't be possible due to the furniture.

Sell the furniture, go with the 210 divider and get new furniture!

A cube would work, or maybe get a quarter cylinder corner tank, that would be cool.

 

[Sk8r]

I have a 105 gallon quarter cylinder corner that fits in a 36" corner between two doors. It's taller than I am, furniture quality oak tank. I like corner tanks---they have great advantages re lighting costs, rock stacking, etc, but they also have a downside in under-cabinet space. If you have a basement, going through wall or floor to reach same would give you all the sump you could need, plus, if lucky, a floor drain and utility sink or area.

With a 100 you can house damsels, dwarf angel, have a reef, or any of the small fishes. Large angels and tangs in general, not so much. With a corner or cube, not so good for tangs, which are big, fast swimmers who need length.