29g stocking

[SadSoyBeans]

For a 29g can I add

2 angelfish

6 black kuhlis

And 1 blue gourami

Im not 100% on the gourami, would it be good if i add a lot of plants to get hiding spots?

 

[jeffruth]

All the fish you have listed get to 5" plus. Fish like to have swimming room. You will be way overstocked when they reach max size which could take 2 years, but could happen sooner then that. At that point you would be looking at a new tank. If possible, I would start with a 55gallon then you would be ok.

 

[SadSoyBeans]

All the fish you have listed get to 5" plus. Fish like to have swimming room. You will be way overstocked when they reach max size which could take 2 years, but could happen sooner then that. At that point you would be looking at a new tank. If possible, I would start with a 55gallon then you would be ok.

I used this website

http://aqadvisor.com/AqAdvisor.php?AquTankName=&AquListBoxTank=Choose&AquTankLength=30&AquTankDepth=12&AquTankHeight=18&AquListBoxFilter=Choose&AquTextFilterRate=N%2FA%20&AquListBoxFilter2=Choose&AquTextFilterRate2=N%2FA%20&AquFilterString=Angelfish&AquListBoxChooser=Angelfish%20%28Pterophyllum%20scalare%29&AquTextBoxQuantity=2&FormSubmit=Add%20>&AquTextBoxRemoveQuantity=&AlreadySelected=200912072116%3A6%3A%3A%2C200909300029%3A1%3A%3A&FilterMode=Display%20all%20species&AqTempUnit=F&AqVolUnit=gUS&AqLengthUnit=inch&AqSortType=cname&FilterQuantity=2&AqJuvMode=0&AqSpeciesWindowSize=short&AqSearchMode=simple&

It said that i would be only 9% over stocked so i figured that i would be able to larger water changes to eliminate the extra waste, to be clear i wont be able to do my plan right?

 

[SadSoyBeans]

Oh and also i meant the dwarf anglefish that only get like 2in long

 

[Barliman]

Blue gouramis (trichogaster trichopterus) grows to a max of 6" and can (but not always) be aggressive. I wouldn't put any in less than a 40g tank. Angels can get big, too: I might cut back to one in a 29, but others with more experience might say otherwise.

AqAdvisor is a handy tool, but I'd recommend only using it for general estimates as a starting point.