I think my aquarium is finished. It's starting to look really good (in fact, so good that you'll often find me, stoneshop or Tigger sitting in front of it to watch the pretty fishies) and I think I should not add any more species to it.
Here's a list of who's living in it at the moment:

• About ten cardinal tetras, they won't keep still to be counted
  
• Five silver tipped tetras, four of them have tails
  
• Two three spotted gouramis (Cosby variety), female
  
• Two gold gouramis, female and male
  
• five kuhlii loaches, all named Mike. And here is why.
  
• five African clawed frogs, all named Mike as well
• four fish of a species that goes by many names, one of them being Beaufortia. We'll just call them Butterfly Loaches.
  

The last mentioned fish are in charge of cleaning the windows (while the kuhliis take care of any rubbish that's on the bottom). When I bought three of them yesterday the salesman told me they don't actually eat a lot of algae, but my experience differs. And they look cute, too: