Will I Be Over Stocked?

You will be very overstocked.

Leaving out the cories for now as they don't appear in the community creator, the rest of the fish come to 139% assuming oversized filtration, and 167% for normal filtration. And then you'd need to add the cories on top of that.

And the CC has a whole load of red warnings too, including:
tank too small for bristlenoses
tank too small for SAE
tank too small for blue gourami

And other considerations include
white clouds need cooler temps than the other fish
serpae's will quite likely nip at the gourami
cories should be in a group of 6 of the same species not mixed.


How about:
rehome the white clouds (temp problems)
rehome the serpaes (too nippy)
rehome the bristlenose (too big)
rehome the gourami (too big)
drop the SAE (too big)
rehome the cories (need to be the same species and if you rehome them it keeps your stocking to sensible levels)

That leaves:
black phantoms
pristellas
kuhlis
otos
which gives you 81% for oversized fitration/98% for normal

With large water changes, that would be do-able

Brian.. I clicked update on your link and it now says your stocking level is 185% 

aqadvisor is a worse calculator than the one on this site.


When I said that some of your fish are too big, I used Seriously Fish not the profiles on here for the fish size and tank size. That site is regarded as the best one for fish data.

Water changes and filtration are not the only thing to be considered. The nature of the fish also has to be considered. Things like white clouds needing cooler water than all the other fish as they are not tropical fish; things like cories needing to be in a shoal of the same species.
I had serpae tetras once. The day after I got them, every other fish in the tank had bits missing. I didn't have them long. I am not the only person who has experienced this! They are second only to tiger barbs for a fin nipping reputation.

and also i was looking up siamese algae eater minimum tank size and i found several places where it says they can live in a 29 gallon or smaller some of them say 30 gallons but hey,its only a gallon. here are the sites.http://www.aquariumalgaeeaters.blogspot.com/ http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=830+888+1086&pcatid=1086 http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/algae-control/siamese.php http://www.thekrib.com/Fish/Algae-Eaters/ http://en.microcosmaquariumexplorer.com/wiki/Siamese_Algae_Eater these sites say that they can live in my 29 gallon tank.what do yall think.

I am very reluctant to click on those links. Aqadvisor has been known to contain bugs, one reason that mention of its name is banned on another forum I'm a member of. That and it not being very good.


It may be safe now, but my laptop doesn't want to risk it.

Brian C I'm quite sure you know how to post proper links and I'm also fairly certain you're trolling. So stop it.

i just realized what i was doing differently i am adding some space in between each link.i should not even hit the space bar when i add another,that way it will just show the site name.and Fiona O'Mahoney 2 things i came here to learn get help and give help not to be called a troll by someone who dosent even know that i was honestly didn't know that i was doing something differently,i even said i knew i was doing something wrong and was trying to figure it out.and also after a VERY long ban do you think that i want to even think about trolling on here? i am not trying to be rude when i said that but you need to not just accusing of someone of trolling.if you want to say something to me then pm me lets not make this public.

yeah thanks steveS with your help i finally figured out how to do it again.

Tank 1, 29 galls
It is stocked to the max, but do-able. The community creator on here warns that the tank isn't really big enough for the gourami and the SAE, though admittedly the SAE isn't in the fish profiles so I've substituted the siamese flying fox. Actually, what google says most people call SAE is the same latin name as the fling fox on here.
And it warns that there could be problems between a flying fox and the tetras and loaches.

Tank 2, 20 galls
Fine, though the CC and Seriously Fish reckon the red eyes need a bigger tank - SF says 28 galls and 36 inches.

Tank 3, 10 galls
Fine as long as the temp is below 72 deg F for the white clouds

Tank 4, another 10 galls.
OK. It could do with being a bit bigger for the black phantoms, and they might take a liking to the betta's fins.



Much better stocking 

oh Robert you were talking about that girl calling me a troll.i have calmed down a bit and let it go.so all is good as long as she lets is go to.and yes i know first hand about not being able to post.

@sue first off i just realized i called you susankat haha she is a moderator from one of my other sites LOL.ok     30 gallon. back tot he fish.when you say problems i assume you mean them getting enough food.i have thought about that already.i have a little "gold fish bowl"that i can feed the sae in and once the food falls in the bowl and he rushes over to eat it i simple grab the bowl before he can escape and let him eat in the bowl and let the others eat.simple,do you see a problem in amy of that?
 
20 gallon.ok i think that they can be happy in the tank.i currently have 5 red eyes i am waiting for the 5 tetras for 5 dollars to roll back around.

10 gallon.yes i am planning to use several air stones for the tank to drop a few degrees.i once tried this on the 29 gallon tank while i was planning to get a gold fish but i had a better idea a little while after that oh yeah the temp went to 72 degrees i think with all the air stones i have give me a sec......man that took a long time cuz im a boy and i shove everything g under my bad but anyway i have 4 5-15 gallon air atones.

the other 10 gallon if they do nip the betta i will do this first i will move the 6 phantoms to a 5 gallon for a week if they do it a lot after that than i will just let the betta live in the 5 gallon permanently.