Community setup with guppies

[Twokids]

Thanks for that Daniel. That would make the tank 356.4 litres/ 91.62 gallons.

RiVerfishgirl - Thankyou for the suggestions. I am thinking that I might get a few of the cory's. I've always liked watching them go about thier business.
I'd probably be too worried about the rams killing off all the guppies. They are my daughters pride and joy (she's only six) and she's been keeping them for over a year.
I'm not sure about the hatchetfish. They look pretty interesting but from all I've read they are likely to jump out of the tank if my daughter fed them and forgot to put the lid back down. Also, I'm in Australia, so it's summer here at the moment and I sometimes have to leave the lid open to stop the tank from heating up.
At the moment I'm leaning towards
10 guppies
10 tetras
5 corycats
1 bristlenose
2 flying foxes
and something interesting for in the middle level
How much more would I be able to put in before overstocking?
Any more ideas for a mid level fish?
Thanks all

 

[Twokids]

After doing a lot of research and visiting a few local aquariums, we have come up with a list of fish that we are interested in.

Lower level - Bronze corys
Kuhli loaches -
I'm not sure if it is possible to have both of these together. Would they work as a sort of day crew/ night crew? We also like the look of the ghost shrimps

Bottom/middle - I don't know about anyone elses, but my 2 Siames flying foxes get around all over these levels. I already have them so they have to go into this tank.

Top and middle levels - The 10 guppies that have to go into this tank
Platies, my daughter loves the bright colours
Zebra danios

I'm also considering the possibility of putting a sailfin plecostomus into this tank to grow out to eventually put into the bigger tank with my big guys.

Could someone please help me out with the combinations of numbers of these fish that I could put in my tank and if there were any potential problems with the fish I have listed.
Thanks for your help