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Table of Tank Capacity To find the number of gallons in a tank, measure the depth of water in inches multiply by the gallons per inch
Round Tank			Round End Tank
Diameter	Gallons/Inch	Total	Width	Length	Gallons/inch	Total
3	4.4	100	2	4	4.5	95
3.5	6.0	140	2	5	5.7	120
4	7.8	185	2	6	7.0	140
4.5	9.9	235	2	7	8.2	185
5	12.2	290	2	8	9.5	195
5.5	14.8	350	2	10	11.9	250
6	17.6	420	3	5	8.1	175
6.5	20.7	495	3	6	10.0	220
7	24.0	570	3	7	11.9	260
7.5	27.5	660	3	8	13.8	300
8	31.3	750	3	10	17.5	385
9	39.7	950	3	12	21.2	475
10	49.0	1170	3	14	25.0	560
11	57.5	1376	3.5	8	15.8	355
12	68.0	1632	3.5	10	20.2	450
14	92.0	2208	3.5	12	24.5	550
16	125.0	3000	3.5	14	28.9	655
20	195.0	4700
25	270.0	6760
Determine the amount of medication necessary to treat 100 gallons
Tetracycline 324=			2x43cc or 1.26oz cup or 2.52oz cup
Corid 20% Powder=			2 x 4oz Packets
Corid 9.6% Solution=			16 fl oz or 1 pt.
Albon 12.5% Solution=			2 qt 1st Day, then 1qt for 4 days
Sulmet 12.5 Solution=			2300 oz 1st Day, then 150oz for 4 Days
Fill water Tank and add Medicine at the rate per 100 gallons total capacity of tank . Shut off water so that medication does not dilute as water is drank. Come back later and measure the water level down from top in inchs. Multiply by gallons per inch to determine the amount of medicated water drank. add the appropriate amount of medication and refill tank.