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DEFINITELY. It is cruel to keep so many fish in one tank. Your aquarium stocking level is 323%. I would recommend taking out the pleco (Pleco's have been reported being up to 24 inches long.) Replace it with a small catfish such as corydoras. Take out at least 4 guppies (the recommended guppy ratio is 2 females per Male.) And if you take out the 2 larger fish, you should have a pretty good tank setup.

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I would say about 3-5 platys with a 50 watt filter and if you have a 200 watt filter up to 10-15 a 100 watt will fit 6-9

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Q: Are 7 guppies 5 tetras 1 placo and 2 larger 2.5 inch fish to big for a 10 gallon tank?
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