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It is fine since you have planned for the clown loach, which btw prefer company. Make sure you give him to someone that has room for them and has other clowns. The tank isn't overstocked IMO.
Clowns get too big. You said you may be giving the clown away, which your tank would be ok then. But clowns get way too big. But you can get more hatchets and ottos. Unless you are willing to get a much bigger tank, then I'd find a good home for your clown loach.
In the first post you say 9 tetras, I only see 6 in your sig. If they are 3 each of 3 different species, I'd suggest giving up 2 of the species and have 6 of one of them. Should do the same with the cories but could go with 4-6 of the species. Give away the clown loach. Get 4 more hatchets and 2 more ottos.
The list after that would be:
6- of 1 species of whichever tetra you choose
4-8- of 1 or 2 species of whichever cories you choose
6- silver hatchets
3- ottos
Don't crabs need a spot to get out of water as well?
Kaz, why do you want to know how long they live? I think an average of the ones you have would be about 4-5 years but that's a guess.
Well, killies are very short-lived. The gouramis, tetras and leporinus will probably be the ones that live the longest, given no accidents, good diet and water quality.
I have found two tanks one is 48x17x17 something like that for 55.00usd with hood and lights and the other is 69.00usd with hoods and lights and i do not know the mesurements will find out tomorrow though what filters can be added and should i get more fish and pool sand with it?