Advice Needed , Not Sure

[bikerfish]

Hi All
I am looking to added a couple more fish to my tank but not sure they are suited? would not like to make another boo boo
The fish in question is Barded Gouramii or striped Gourami ? I no the water temps are good.
At mo in tank which is 240lt and 4ft long with fluval external 306 filter , lots of real plants and 3 bits of bogwood and a couple of caves .
Stock in tank is
2 Keyhole Cichilds, 1 Angel , 3 Blackwidows , 1 spotted headstander, 4 Gbr, 10 Cories and 1 brn.
If so how many should I add ?
 
Or any other idears what might go as looking for a fish that is lovely colours and  will grow roughly to 4 - 5 inches  also not to shy , not a lover of rainbows , did think of maybe a couple more Angels but again not sure ?
Cheers for reading
Cathy
 

 

[Ninjouzata]

I'm not sure on the gourami going with your current stocking but you might want to look into upping your black widows, they should be kept in a number of at least 6, although more than that is always better

 
Are the cories you have all the same type?

 

[bikerfish]

Hi cheers for answering
The blackwidows  are into old age now and don't really want to add to them.They swim around quite happily . The cories are 4 skunk and 6 bandits and all mix in together , skunk cories are hard to get around here and are £15 each when you do find them .  .
Cathy

 

[Ninjouzata]

Oh okay gotcha Wowee! Glad they all mix together, sorry I can't help with much else Hopefully someone with more experience will chime in about the gourami!

 

[the_lock_man]

Ninjouzata is correct about the Black Widows. My concern there would be that in a small group like that they would start nipping at the Gourami, but it would appear that they don't bother your angel - if that's correct, then you could risk the gouramis too. I would probably only get a pair - as with many gouramis, multiple males can often fight amongst each other. If you get a pair, they can get a bit aggressive during spawning, which could be a problem if the keyholes are spawning at the same time - it won't leave the rest of the fish anywhere to run to!