Stocking (70 Litre)

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lm118

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Hi, I have a 70 litre cycled tank with 6 green neon tetras in it. Ideally i'd like to add;
 
4 more green neon tetras
6 corydoras
maybe a honey gourami
 
Would this be okay, or too much?
 
Thanks
 
 
 
The cories would really need to be one of the dwarf species (pygmaeus, habrosus, hastatus) for it to work.
 
Thanks for your reply, I was hoping to get julii corys, so that wouldn't work? Anyone have any other suggestions?
 
Thanks again :)
 
It's pushing it a bit, to be honest. If you take the "rule" of 1" of adult fish per gallon, your 10 GNTs and the honey gourami get you to 12". Juliis are 2.2", so 6 of them takes you to 25". I personally don't live by that rule much anyway, but even taking the other rule of 1cm per litre, jullis would still be pushing the boundaries a bit.
 
It depends upon A) how much filtration capacity you have B) how scrupulous you would be over waterchanges (volume and frequency) and C) how well you think you would/could react if something went wrong.
 
Thanks again the_lock_man. Clutching at straws now, what about just the 6 neon tetras I have, and 5 (Maybeee 6) corys. I think adding 5 cories would bring me up to 17 inches of fish/17 gallons
 
It would work - you'd be better off with 6 cories, but then you'd miss out on the centrepiece fish. Difficult call.
 

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