Post a Pic of your tank, and all the Fish in it.

The guys w/ the stripes are zebra danio, the silver one with yellow fins is a type of Mono, I think, and the two guys on the bottom are male guppies.

You're tank looks nice. I don't know much about Monos, but I think they are brackish... But I've also heard that they can live in freshwater... but, again, I'm not sure. Someone else might know though.

How large is your tank?

dude that was a minute+ long wait to get all that to show and I have cable, hate to think how long that would take for dialup... cropping is a good thing....

now for a few fish Id

the one on left you say you have three is called a zebra danio and the one in the pict looks to be a male

the one on the right is a mono species brackish water when young full salt water when adults

in the last photo you say you don't know what are.. lol common male guppies

small fish tank or large computer monitor... hope you plan on getting a larger tank for the angel and the clown loaches

I have known guys at fish stores to try to sell fish that should get way to big for a ten to someone with a ten... there are good people at fish stores but sometimes the dollar he earns by selling you more fish takes center stage instead of your fishes well being

Both the clown loaches will get too big for that tank and that angel should get too big for it as well.

Okay that took too long. I'm on dialup and honestly, that was more than 5 minutes and they still didn't finish loading! GRRR!

I gave up - with DSL.

I would read up on the different fish you have, search their names on google and read sites explaining how big they get and how to care for them. I especially recommend this for the angelfish, mono, and clown loaches. Most likely you will need to take those back to the store if you don't want them to die, or get a large enough tank for the loaches and angelfish (a 55 gallon or larger), and a large enough brackish water tank for the mono. The clownfish can get more than a foot long at adult size, and the angel will need a deep tank with slower moving water so it can swim with its long fins. If you trade them in, ask here for advice on other fish that would be better tank mates for your danios and guppies.

I'm sorry your local fish store people told you those would be okay in your tank. They often give bad advice either because they are trying to sell more fish, or they simply don't know any better. Check in books or on websites like these instead of trusting the local fish store (lfs). It will save you the trouble and disappointment of losing your fish.