Is this okay?

[hedgehog]

Cories really do prefer at least 4 of the same species to make a proper small shoal. They don't actually need 30 gallons for the four as someone suggested but it's just generally better to keep them in groups of at least 4. Groups of 3 are not meeting their basic needs.

[Yaoilover12397]

I guess I could try

5 Female Bettas
4 False Julis
4 Aenus
4 glofish
1 molly
1 clown loche
1 Bamboo Shrimp

My concern is isn't that over stocking?

[PewPewPew]

Consider, then, upping filtration and planting it? Mind, you will need to cycle the tank (IDK if you said already?), and not all fish should or really could be added at once. I would start with the fish you have/want most and (of course), wait... let your cycle mature and then slowly stock harder and harder, taking care to watch for spikes and assess the tanks health frequently.

[Yaoilover12397]

I'm not really allowed any live plants other then marimo

I'll be adding a new female this week then next week adding the next three females.

[PewPewPew]

Oh? Why not? (Just wondering)

[Yaoilover12397]

My dad thinks that they're gross and well make my tank dirty and icky

[Pataflafla]

If they're dying then do. But if you keep up with the care and remove any dead portions before they start to rot, they'll actually clean your water a little bit.

[fishy friend2]

Please don't get the clown loach they need groups and get 8 to 12 inches long her is a link to a site to care for them http://www.clownloachfish.com/

[Yaoilover12397]

I already have the clown loach. The guy said they stay small... >.<

[aunt kymmie]

Originally Posted by Yaoilover12397

I already have the clown loach. The guy said they stay small... >.<

He lied. I have a group of six clowns that were 2" when I purchased them. They are three years old and now they measure in at 6" each. I don't think 6" is a small fish, lol. I'm told once they reach the 6" mark their growth slows quite a bit.