50 Gallon Fish Tank For Sale TEMPERED GLASS AQUARIUM

Dive into bliss with our 50-gallon fish tank for sale at the Exotic Aquatic Pet Store. Visit us today and let the aquatic enchantment begin as you take the first step towards creating a stunning underwater world in the comfort of your own space. Your ideal aquarium awaits!

Perfect for any personal aquarium keeper, our tanks are designed to house & breed marine life, coral, aquatic plants, and aquascaping. This all-in-one bundle includes a glass tank, prebuilt aluminum stand, built-in sump filtration system, and LED light. Perfect for helping you start your aquarium right away.

The tank is made of high-quality low-iron tempered ultra-white transparent glass (“crystal glass”), with a light transmittance of >91.5% for a clearer-looking tank that is more resistant to scratches and fingerprints. Robust ~0.315 inches thick glass paneling allows the tank to easily withstand the impact of everyday use as well as increase acid and alkali resilience. Each panel is bonded by a German high-endurance biophilic silica gel which can resist saltwater erosion for up to 20 years.

The premium aluminum frame prevents deformation and fading, and also comes with a tri-color LED-equipped cover. The cabinet frame is also resistant to tension and torque deformation which can be caused by heavy loads as well as being corrosion resistance. The cabinet houses the sump filtration system, which will include all pieces needed for installation, as well as a submersible aquatic pump. The sump filtration system includes a wet-dry filtration system as well as designated filter media dividers. This will allow for a modular approach when handling the filter media of your choice.

How many fish can be in a 50-gallon aquarium?

The number of fish that can comfortably and safely inhabit a 50-gallon aquarium depends on various factors, including the species of fish, their size, behavior, and the overall setup of the tank. It’s important to consider the adult size of the fish, their compatibility, and the need for swimming space. Overstocking can lead to stress, poor water quality, and aggression among fish.

Here are some general guidelines:

1. Small Fish (1 to 3 inches):
   • Small community fish: 15 to 25 fish
   • Small schooling fish: 20 to 30 fish
2. Medium-sized Fish (3 to 6 inches):
   • Medium-sized community fish: 10 to 15 fish
   • Medium-sized schooling fish: 15 to 20 fish
3. Large Fish (6 inches or more):
   • Larger community fish: 5 to 10 fish
   • Larger schooling fish: 8 to 15 fish
4. Mix of Sizes:
   • A mix of small, medium, and larger fish: 15 to 25 fish, depending on their size and compatibility.

It’s essential to research the specific needs and behaviors of the fish species you plan to keep. Some fish are more territorial, while others are schooling or shoaling species that prefer to be in groups. Additionally, consider the filtration capacity, water parameters, and the presence of hiding spots or territories within the aquarium.

Always start with a smaller number of fish and monitor their behavior and the water conditions. Regular water testing and maintenance are crucial to ensuring a healthy environment for your aquatic pets. If you’re unsure about the stocking levels for your specific fish, consult with a knowledgeable aquarium professional or seek advice from reputable sources to create a balanced and thriving community in your 50-gallon aquarium.