Free Aquarium Calculators

Stop guessing. Size your tank, stock it safely, and keep your water healthy with precise, easy-to-use aquarium calculators.

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Fish Tank Stocking Calculator

How many fish can your aquarium safely hold? Based on tank size, species and filtration.

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Tank Volume Calculator

Find your aquarium's gallons and liters from its dimensions โ€” plus filled weight for your stand.

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Aquarium Heater Calculator

What size heater does your tank need? Enter room and target temperature for a recommendation.

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Aquarium Filter Calculator

Get the right filter flow rate (GPH) for tropical, goldfish, cichlid, planted or reef tanks.

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Substrate Calculator

How much gravel or sand do you need? Calculate by tank dimensions and desired depth.

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Water Change Calculator

How much water should you change? Based on your current and target nitrate levels.

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Lighting Calculator

How many watts does your tank need? LED recommendations for fish-only, planted and reef setups.

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COโ‚‚ Calculator

Dial in your planted tank: suggested bubble rate and how long your COโ‚‚ cylinder will last.

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Salt Calculator

Mixing saltwater or dosing freshwater? Get exact salt amounts by weight and volume.

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Fishless Cycle Calculator

How much ammonia to add for a fishless cycle, based on tank volume and target ppm.

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Protein Skimmer Calculator

What size protein skimmer do you need? Rated capacity by tank size and bioload.

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Live Rock Calculator

How many pounds of live rock per gallon for FOWLR and reef saltwater tanks.

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Aquarium Guides

Why use aquarium calculators?

Most aquarium problems โ€” sick fish, algae blooms, cloudy water โ€” come from three beginner mistakes: overstocking, undersized equipment, and irregular water changes. Each of our calculators targets one of these mistakes with simple math backed by widely accepted aquarium guidelines.

Whether you're setting up your first 10-gallon betta tank or planning a 75-gallon community aquarium, running the numbers first saves you money, time, and stressed fish.

How to plan a new aquarium in 5 steps

  1. Measure your space and use the tank volume calculator to see what fits.
  2. Pick your fish, then check the stocking calculator so you don't overcrowd.
  3. Size your heater with the heater calculator โ€” tropical fish need stable warmth.
  4. Choose a filter rated for your tank using the filter calculator.
  5. Maintain it with regular water changes โ€” the water change calculator tells you how much.