Help With Stocking

[Noobie]

I currently have a 42 gallon hexagon Oceanic tank that is leaking in two places. After sending the company an email it was apparent that I would need my original receipt for a replacement. Not being able to find the receipt I had to go out and purchase another tank before the leak got worse.

The tank I purchased to replace the leaking tank is a 47 gallon tall. Its dimensions are 21" long x 18.5" wide x 31" tall. Yes, it is an extremely tall tank. Eco-complete substrate, abundant live plants, and bog wood complete the tank.

The fish being moved into the new tank are:
1 veil angelfish - did have three but two paired off and have their own tank
3 silver hatchetfish
1 rubber lip pleco
2 megalechis thoracata
1 peacock eel

What would be a good addition to the tank?

 

[cuticom]

More hatchet fish...

The thing is you've got quite a lot of bioload as is, I wouldn't really add anything else apart from more hatchet fish.

 

[Noobie]

Filtration on the tank is a Fluval 305. Water quality has been perfect since the tank has been set up which was about a year ago.

 

[Noobie]

My other two tanks consist of:

55 gallon long
2 melon discus (pair)
1 golden dojo loach
8 black neon tetras
4 cardinal tetras
5 oto catfish
2 yoyo loaches
4 corydoras trilineatus
*loaches were purchased to combat a snail problem. Decided to completely redo the tank and keep them in the tank. Discus are old enough to be kept in high 70 degree temperatures.

20 gallon long
2 veil angelfish (pair)


The 55 gallon sounds like an odd mixture but it has worked to perfection. All of the fish get along and are happy with their environment.

 

[looksrshady]

Well seeing as you have about 40 inches of fish in there already give or take a few if im correct,your pretty limited to your choices. Id say go with like 2 more hatchets like cuticom suggested or maybe a dwarf gourami.

Just do a little research you will find what your looking for.