I wouldn't. In contrast to e.g. Malawi cichlids and Central American cichlids dwarf cichlids are not that easy to combine, especially not if there are females in the mix. These fish tend to stick predominantly to the bottom, and rarely go above the middle line of the height of a tank unless food is involved. Any open areas that can be overlooked will be claimed as territory by a single fish, so without proper structure offering breaks of sight, I wouldn't add any more dwarf cichlids. And structure the tank well (barriers have to be glass to glass and the fish should not be able to look, let alone move, underneath it and look around it. As for height, 15cm average usually suffice.
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I understand. It's hard to say sex right now. They're about an inch maybe inch and a quarter. For now they're all doing good (apistos, tetra, corys, and cherry barbs) in the 40
Agree.
You should have a second tank to separate them at any time, then there is no problem.
I have a few tanks and plenty of cycled media if needed to start another.
