sigh you silly people :), the last on the planet to abandon the imperial 
measure.  You'd think after your declaration of independance from the 
british empire you'd gladly adopt metric.  

3.76 L to a U.S. Gallon.

"kush"  wrote in
news:CeJU9.40127$uL2.16528{at}nwrddc01.gnilink.net: 

> I doesn't work for lazy Americans such as myself who can't be bothered
> learning how to convert gallons to liters.
> 
> Matt  wrote in message
> news:a1c5f6aa.0301131440.18b04257{at}posting.google.com...
>> Water changes are the most widely used way of controlling nitrate
>> levels in an aquarium. Everyone has their own recommendations on how
>> many water changes you need to make, but in truth, it's impossible to
>> tell unless you test the effect that they are having upon your water
>> and act accordingly.
>>
>> In some tanks, a monthly 25% water change might be fine for keeping
>> the nitrate level low, but in others you might need to make a 25%
>> every week, or change 30-40% every month.
>>
>> This calculator works out how many water changes, and what size what
>> changes, you need to make in order to keep the nitrate level at about
>> the same level as your source water.
>>
>>
> http://www.practicalfishkeeping.co.uk/pfk/pages/water_change_calculator
> .php 
> 
> 
>
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