Okay, here are my very serious recommendations. Keep the betta, and ghost shrimp in one 10 gallon tank. You could actually add a small school of pygmy Cry cats into that as well. Say 4 Pygmy Corydoras.
Put each pair of gourami into their own 20 gallon long tank. Plant these 3 tanks pretty heavily, as these fish are very territorial and will kill their own kind (including their fellow labyrinth fish, bettas) as they grow older and establish territory. In these tanks you could keep a small school of some other type of fish if you wanted; faster and larger tetras (head and tail light, congo, etc.)
I would identify what type of frog you have. Is it an African Clawed Frog or an African DWarf frog or something else altogether? Also, I would take the chinese algae eater back to the store. They don't eat algae as they grow older, they get too aggressive, and they get too big.
This is honestly what I would do, because as it stands now you are being cruel to your fish to have that many of those type of fish in one ten gallon tank.