Estimate quarter-circle corner fish tank volume in litres and gallons.
Open live calculator →A corner tank running 60 cm along each wall and filled to 50 cm holds about 141.4 litres.
Quarter-cylinder model for curved-front corner tanks; flat-front designs hold less.
Corner aquariums with a curved front form a quarter cylinder. Enter the length along each wall and the water height to estimate capacity.
The live tool updates immediately and shows the result in the units commonly used by aquarium keepers around the world.
The model fits curved-front corner tanks best.
Flat-front corner designs hold somewhat less.
Use internal measurements for a closer estimate.
A quarter-cylinder corner tank's base area is π × radius² ÷ 4, where the radius is the length along each wall. Multiply by water height for volume—the calculator handles it from those two measurements.
The quarter-circle model fits curved-front corner tanks best. Flat-front (pentagon) corner designs hold somewhat less; treat the result as an upper estimate or use the manufacturer's figure.
Slightly—their depth from front glass to corner is large, so reaching the back needs longer tools, and standard rectangular hoods and lights do not fit. Equipment made for the specific model saves frustration.