Volume of water

nerdyguy83

nerdyguy83

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Does anyone know how many cubic inches are in a gallon? Measuring a standard 10 gallon tank (20"x10"x10"=2000"^3), I get 200 cubic inches per gallon. I am shopping for a plastic all-purpose (lizard, fish, hamster, etc.) tank, and when I do the math, the volume comes out to be around 1200"^3, yet it is labeled 4.5 gallons (should be around 6?). I am doing the 10 gallon measurements from memory (away from home at the moment), so do I have those wrong?
 
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Roan Art said:
My yogurt has no spleen.

Roan
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Your yogurt must be a male yogurt, as female yogurt have a spleen and an extra kidney.

Also, do you have more female yogurt than male? If not, you need a 2 females per male yogurt to make up for the missing spleen.

But, in contrast, you also should have a tapioca pudding to absorb the extra ammonia the female yogurt puts off from the extra kidney.

Its best to have 1 male yogurt, 2 female yogurt, and 1 or 2 male or female tapioca puddings per gallon.
 
mascencerro said:
Your yogurt must be a male yogurt, as female yogurt have a spleen and an extra kidney.

Also, do you have more female yogurt than male? If not, you need a 2 females per male yogurt to make up for the missing spleen.

But, in contrast, you also should have a tapioca pudding to absorb the extra ammonia the female yogurt puts off from the extra kidney.

Its best to have 1 male yogurt, 2 female yogurt, and 1 or 2 male or female tapioca puddings per gallon.
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I disagree.

Tapioca only school if the toast isn't frozen and yogurt goes bad when the doorbell rings. Ergo, one must have popcorn.

Roan
 
Well, I think that all changes provided ice cream has no bones and there is less than 12 eggs to the quart. But since the glass is half full of Tuesday, he was really looking for a green vacation.
 
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