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I have about 12 plants in my 60 gallon tank. I am planning on adding the following:

6 Albino Corys

 

3 Black Mollys

 

1 Male Gourami and 2 female Gourami

 

3 SAEs (siamese algae eaters)

 

5 Yo-Yo Loaches

Would that be too high of a bioload? How can I measure the bioload of a tank?

I have about 12 plants in my 60 gallon tank. I am planning on adding the following:

6 Albino Corys

3 Black Mollys

1 Male Gourami and 2 female Gourami

3 SAEs (siamese algae eaters)

5 Yo-Yo Loaches

Would that be too high of a bioload? How can I measure the bioload of a tank?

I have about 12 plants in my 60 gallon tank. I am planning on adding the following:

6 Albino Corys

3 Black Mollys

1 Male Gourami and 2 female Gourami

3 SAEs

5 Yo-Yo Loaches

Would that be too high of a bioload? How can I measure the bioload of a tank?

I have about 12 plants in my 60 gallon tank. I am planning on adding the following:

6 Albino Corys

3 Black Mollys

1 Male Gourami and 2 female Gourami

3 SAEs (siamese algae eaters)

5 Yo-Yo Loaches

Would that be too high of a bioload? How can I measure the bioload of a tank?

I have about 12 plants in my 60 gallon tank. I am planning on adding the following:

6 Albino Corys

3 Black Mollys

1 Male Gourami and 2 female Gourami

3 SAEs

5 Yo-Yo Loaches

Also, what is a good way to measure bioload in a tank?

I have about 12 plants in my 60 gallon tank. I am planning on adding the following:

6 Albino Corys

3 Black Mollys

1 Male Gourami and 2 female Gourami

3 SAEs

5 Yo-Yo Loaches

Would that be too high of a bioload? How can I measure the bioload of a tank?