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If your measurements are in inches. Filled to the brim your container will hold 6.36 US gallons of water. Allowing for the top 1 inch (empty) and the substrate, your container will probably actually contain about 5 gallons when in use. That makes it big enough for a maximum of 5 inches of fish provided you have a filter running full time and change 50% of its water weekly.
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