Possible problems between these fish
See which combinations could be a concern and why.
Check whether your planned fish population fits your aquarium, what needs attention and what to change.
Step 1
Optional: sign in to import an aquarium and its saved fish into this check.
Search for a fish to start the check.
Step 2
Use actual water volume where known. Dimensions, social requirements and compatibility are checked separately from the load estimate.
Freshwater compatibility
Compare the fish you want to keep, their group needs, and your aquarium conditions. Temperature, pH, and general hardness are considered when information is available. If something cannot be checked, the result will clearly say so.
See which combinations could be a concern and why.
Selected quantities are checked against documented minimum group sizes.
Available minimum volume and length requirements are compared with your setup.
Temperature, pH, and general hardness are checked when matching values are available.
If an important detail is not available, the result explains what could not be checked.
How to use the checker
Coverage and limitations
A compatible result does not replace observation and responsible care. Aquarium layout, breeding behavior, and individual fish can still change how a community behaves. A setup issue and a recorded species conflict are shown separately.
100% is a planning guide. The calculator can’t measure your aquarium’s stocking limit. Even at a low percentage, check swimming space, group size, water conditions and compatibility.
This preliminary model uses recorded adult size, quantities and water volume with explicit planning assumptions. Other calculators use different species factors and references. The result is guidance, not a calibrated measurement or a guaranteed number of additional fish.
It means the selected fish have no recorded species conflict in the checker and that the entered aquarium conditions can support them.
Yes. A compatible pair can still need more volume, length, or a larger group than the aquarium provides.
Some species need to be kept in groups. The checker compares the selected quantity with the documented minimum when that value is available.
The checker shows that more compatibility information is needed instead of treating the fish as compatible.
It checks temperature, pH, and general hardness when matching values are available for the selected fish.
Yes. Add the species you want to keep together and enter the quantity for each one.
No. Aquarium layout, individual behavior, breeding, and care can still affect how fish behave.
Yes. Sign in, choose one of your aquariums, and the checker loads its saved setup and fish for review.
You can save the current fish selection and aquarium inputs. The checker recalculates the result when you open it again.
Information is expanded as additional compatibility records are reviewed. Combinations without enough information are shown as needing more information.
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