Is this overstocked?

[AnthonySharpe]

I have 65 gallon (the dimensions are 38x18x21) with 2 separate filters filtering about 300 gallons per hour each. I have a 6in hujeta gar, a 6 in dinosaur bichir, a 4 in African brown knife, and 4 4in gouramis ( 2 gold and 2 blue). Is this overstocked? If not, could I add something such as 1 or 2 peacock eels? Or a tire track eel? Thanks :3

 

[Newman]

AqAdvisor says you are about 70% stocked, but beware your fish will grow filling in that stocking.
your other choices would fit for the time being imo. i have no idea how compatible they all are.

 

[FreshyFresh]

I wouldn't add anymore fish given the footprint of the tank. If it was a 48"x18" (75/90/110g), yes.

 

[OrangeCones]

I have 65 gallon (the dimensions are 38x18x21) with 2 separate filters filtering about 300 gallons per hour each. I have a 6in hujeta gar, a 6 in dinosaur bichir, a 4 in African brown knife, and 4 4in gouramis ( 2 gold and 2 blue). Is this overstocked? If not, could I add something such as 1 or 2 peacock eels? Or a tire track eel? Thanks :3

The gar will likely outgrown the tank quickly. Any of the non-gourami fish can/will eat the gourami eventually. A lot of predatory fish in there!

 

[exhumed07]

I was kinda thinking the same OC. predatory fish should should be kept by themselves or with fish much bigger then them. otherwise they will end up on the menu.

 

[KcMopar]

Ditto about the snack fish!!

 

[FreshyFresh]

Keeping them in there would be a way to reduce the stocking level for sure.

 

[big54bob]

The tire track eel will grow the length of that tank so no. Peacock eels are nice and all but I could never get mine to eat. The gar might make a tastey snack out of it so no.

A 3 foot tank is no place for that gar. Or a 12 inch fish for that matter. The only 12 inch fish i would keep in a 3 foot tank would be smaller bichirs and smaller eels.

If you ditch the gouramis and the gar, i'd suggest get another senagal bicher or even a Delhizi. Another fish i would look into are Leopard Ctempomas. You can find them in any petsmart and they only get 8 inches tops. For mid water swimmers you could stock larger rainbowfish, congo tetras, angels, and/or smaller cichlids like Acaras, Convicts, Jewels, Firemouths, or Festivems.