Hey everybody, it's Brock and we got a brand new episode of All About! Today we have a new Top 5 fish for a specific tank size and we are going with a 20 gallon tank! Now this one is special to me because the very first saltwater tank I ever started was a 20 gallon marineland tank. What a trip that tank was! Sadly cannot find a picture from 2014, but I did find pictures of the first two fish I had in that tank though!
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A typical 20 gallon tank is 24 inches in length, 12 inches in width, and about 16 inches in height. This can vary by the shape of tank you get. Some can be more square, giving it a larger width and others can be more rectangle giving a longer length. You'll want a good hang on the back filter. Those penguins from marineland were always my go to. Get you a little heater for the winter that is graded for that size and even a small powerhead for flow. Throw in a sandbed about 1 to 2 inches deep and get a mixture of dry/live rock. You always want to make sure to put at least some live rock in the tank because the bacteria it has on it is going to help cycle the tank and also help the spread of that beneficial bacteria to the dry rock eventually turning it into live rock. 24 inches can get taken up fairly quickly so be smart with what rock you pick out. My go to in a tank this size is usually a little cavern on the left and an arch spanning to the right. That gives a really fun area for your fish to swim through and places to hide at night. If you do eventually want to get into turning it into a reef, there are a lot of options out there just make sure the par levels meet what kind of corals you want to get. Fluval, Current USA, AI primes, reef brites, all good choices to go with.
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