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Hallo there,

I have a ~180L tank, 700ml high by 500 by 500. I currently have 1 (male) dwarf gourami, 3 female bettas and a smallish (7cm?) bristlenose.

My mate's giving me 9 young pepper cories she accidentally bred today, so I figure I'll do a 30-40% water change before I pick them up. What I've been thinking of having in total is 8 female bettas and 4 dwarf gouramis. Possibly 10 bettas and 2 gouramis to avoid fighting with the boys. Is that too much? There're quite a few plants.

The 3 girls can be a bit mean to each other so I was thinking more might diffuse the situation and stop my blue girl from being the omega in such a big way. The gourami is a really cool dude, I'm just not sure if he'd be as cool with other male gouramis as he is with my bettas.

Any advice appreciated, thanks!

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what are you using for filtration?

A Jebo 810, 900L/hr. Is that big enough? I have the spray bar pointing straight down which seems to stop most of the current.

u can buy sheap as 1020lph internal filters of trade me for $25 plus postage, they good as(not saying u need anything more or nothing just saying :D)

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