Can i add anymore fish?

[parker171]

i have a 20G tank with 2 false percs and 1 green chromis

 

[grennan]

IMO No.

 

[azul1994]

IMO, you could do a small goby, such as a yellow watchman, or some other type of shrimpgoby.

 

[itom37]

If your filtration is adequate I would think you could get away with another small bioload fish. Firefish comes to mind.

 

[parker171]

what about a royal gramma

 

[member007]

I would do it.

 

[huntoaks]

Go with the firefish its a good idea.

 

[parker171]

i would get a firefish but i have alot of my tank open and i heard they were jumpers,Would any kind of damsel be good?

 

[redsea]

damsels are very aggresive fish and are usally mean! i would not get one.royal grammas are nice

 

[justlooking]

I have a whole bunch of shrimp, hermits, crabs etc... with 15 fish in a 46 gallon tank. They have been doing well for a long long time. I think some people here go a little overboard with x number of fish per gallon etc... Its about the bioload. With a new tank you should have less fish, get your tank established, do water changes and keep your bioload small.
2 neon gobies
2 barnacle blennies
2 red-headed gobies
2 hi-fin gobies
1 jawfish
1 firefish
1 watchman goby
1 algae eater blenny?
3 green chromi damsels.
CC substrate ,emperor double biowheel.
I dont recommend my setup to others but over TIME if you see your levels are always good and fish are doing well you can adjust your bioload slightly. If I had big fish in my tank, I wouldnt have more then 3.