Am I Stock Or Overstock Or Understock With 125 Litre Tropical Tank?

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hi i not been on long i been busy with new baby along now,
just wonder if u tell me if understock or overstock or just fine
i have been running my 125 litre tank with allpondsoluation 1000L/H filter for 4 month and my stock now
6 Dwarf gourami
clown pleco
7 corysdora
2 keyhole cichlid
angelfish small size if get bigger i will rehome him or her just like it small the now
molly
platy
so am i overstock or understock or just fine i was thinking add more gourami or pair cichlid small size. if now that fine and also the LFS told me that i can add dozen of more oe less depend what fish and it do look empty in tank when she lie down or hiding plant
any advise
 
You are over-stocked. Why do you have so many Dwarf Gouramis, they should be kept in pairs not in groups. Keyholes get pretty chunky as do the angels.
 
You are over-stocked. Why do you have so many Dwarf Gouramis, they should be kept in pairs not in groups. Keyholes get pretty chunky as do the angels.
it was my mate give me them as he was moving away and there was no one taking them he try selling and by the time he moving i already has 2 and i took his 4 and again angel was his too so i thought i just keep it for another 6 month or so i not sure how long they grow big
 
You are over-stocked. Why do you have so many Dwarf Gouramis, they should be kept in pairs not in groups. Keyholes get pretty chunky as do the angels.
it was my mate give me them as he was moving away and there was no one taking them he try selling and by the time he moving i already has 2 and i took his 4 and again angel was his too so i thought i just keep it for another 6 month or so i not sure how long they grow big
If you want to keep a group of Gouramis, go for a group of Honey Gouramis, they are slightly smaller (and peaceful) than Dwarf Gouramis
 
You are over-stocked. Why do you have so many Dwarf Gouramis, they should be kept in pairs not in groups. Keyholes get pretty chunky as do the angels.
it was my mate give me them as he was moving away and there was no one taking them he try selling and by the time he moving i already has 2 and i took his 4 and again angel was his too so i thought i just keep it for another 6 month or so i not sure how long they grow big
If you want to keep a group of Gouramis, go for a group of Honey Gouramis, they are slightly smaller (and peaceful) than Dwarf Gouramis
u mean the red honey i have 3 red colour and 3 blue i have 2 red fish myself last time i went to lfs i seen them they call it electric blue i look it up cant find it so i call it dwarf but i not same as dwarf colour it just blue all over i just call it but it just the same a honey size i know there other blue but it not that one
what happen if i remove the angel what can i add
 
so if u say i go for honey how many can i have in there
 
Ya, you have good filtration for that tank size but that is still a lot of fish. I would assume the tank is not super tall so the Angel will need a new home eventually, and like was said above, male Dwarf Gouramis typically don't take well to other males, however you may have the exception if they all play nice.
 
Hmm, having looked at the list the first thing I would do for now is to remove 4 of the gouramis.

Dwarf gouramis are territorial, however it is a 125l tank so I don't understand why you'd need to switch them for honeys.

If you kept a male and female, or two females then I think you may be fine.

After re-homing the extra gouramis you'd have:
2 Dwarf Gourami
1 Clown Pleco
7 Corys
2 Keyhole Cichlid
1 Angelfish
?? x Molly
?? x Platy

How many mollys n platys do you have? And how many of each gender? I would also be tempted to switch to just one of the species and keep a small group of them (1 male 3/4 female)

You also may find you have issues between the Angel and Keyholes as they occupy similar areas of the tank. However that wont need addressing until if/when they get territorial.
 
Ya, you have good filtration for that tank size but that is still a lot of fish. I would assume the tank is not super tall so the Angel will need a new home eventually, and like was said above, male Dwarf Gouramis typically don't take well to other males, however you may have the exception if they all play nice.
they been fine play around i watch them every day
yes i aware the angel will rehome when the time goes
 
Hmm, having looked at the list the first thing I would do for now is to remove 4 of the gouramis.

Dwarf gouramis are territorial, however it is a 125l tank so I don't understand why you'd need to switch them for honeys.

If you kept a male and female, or two females then I think you may be fine.

After re-homing the extra gouramis you'd have:
2 Dwarf Gourami
1 Clown Pleco
7 Corys
2 Keyhole Cichlid
1 Angelfish
?? x Molly
?? x Platy

How many mollys n platys do you have? And how many of each gender? I would also be tempted to switch to just one of the species and keep a small group of them (1 male 3/4 female)

You also may find you have issues between the Angel and Keyholes as they occupy similar areas of the tank. However that wont need addressing until if/when they get territorial.

i not sure if they are dwarf or not it just prue blue colour found this name in web site think it Powder Blue Gourami, dwarf for stripe colour on there body i not have that
just have 1 molly and 1 platy
yes i understand the angel and keyhole i keeping a eye on that
 

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