Stocking plan
Plan a freshwater tank stocking
Set volume, add species with the numbers you actually plan to keep, and get a conservative verdict for the whole stocking — bioload, group size, zone crowding, and multi-species conflicts, not a single pair in isolation. Use the editor first; the planning notes below explain why a pairwise match still needs a tank-level check.
Shared plan · CAUTION
Several warnings stack — the plan is not a clean «good» fit; read each flag before you buy. Review supporting points next, then re-run the check.
Primary issue: Several warnings stack — the plan is not a clean «good» fit; read each flag before you buy. Temperament spread or predators in the mix — feeding order, territory, and observation matter more than in an all-peaceful list. 3 fish across 3 species in 300L. Shared temperature 23–26°C. Stocking: near-limit (load index 277 vs ref 300).
Your stock
Several warnings stack — the plan is not a clean «good» fit; read each flag before you buy. Review supporting points next, then re-run the check.
One or more species profiles are only partially verified or need verification — treat numbers as planning guidance, not guarantees.
Pair compatibility for any two species · Fish library
Warnings
- Stocking is approaching the practical limit for 300L (load index 277 / ref 300).
Positives
- WaterTemperature ranges overlap comfortably (23–26°C).
- WaterpH requirements overlap reasonably across the group.
- StockingEvery listed species has a published minimum tank size at or below 300L.
Water overlap
What every fish can share at the same time
Shared temperature: 23–26°C
Shared pH: 6.5–8.0
Shared temperature range for all species: 23–26°C.
Shared pH window: 6.5–8.0.
Stocking pressure
near limit
Load index 277 vs conservative reference 300 for 300L (adult cm × quantity × bioload weight × territory factor).
Swim-zone distribution
Fish-weighted zone use — top 0.0, middle 1.5, bottom 1.5 (relative biomass per level).
Fix this setup
Grouped by scenario — work through each block in order
Stocking pressure & filtration
- 1.Avoid adding more large or messy fish; keep a strict maintenance schedule.
Beginner difficulty
moderate
- Includes intermediate species — stable parameters matter.
- Several caution flags — needs experience reading fish behaviour.
- Aggressive species require confident husbandry.
- Stocking is heavy for the volume — needs reliable filtration and a steady water-change routine.
Behaviour & stress
Bottom territory focus: Oscar, Green Terror, Jack Dempsey.
Fish behaviour varies. Fishori gives conservative planning guidance based on adult size, temperament, tank size and common aquarium care sources.