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I happen to think that these guidelines are to help less experienced people so that they don't overstock their tanks and have too much toxin buildup.

I have a standard 55 gallon tank and have the following fish:
18 Neon Tetras
8 Flame Tetras
4 Serpae Tetras
3 Brilliant rasboras
4 Silver Mollies
3 Black Mollies
2 Dalmation Mollies
2 Dojo Loaches
3 YoYo Loaches
1 Clown Loach
40 Goast Shrimp
3 Giant Danios
2 Bosemani Rainbows
3 New Guinea Rainbows
8 Bumble Bee Gobies
3 Sunburst Platies
5 Sunburst Dwarf Platies
4 Blue Platies

Note that I have not had a dead fish in well over 6 months and all of my fish have ample swim room. I also have a large amount of live plant and drift wood.

I have more than this but will update later.

Having a bigger tank sounds like a good idea, but why not try to add a large canister filter(175gal max capacity) to your setup($150-$200)? I like having lots of live plants, VHO lights, an undergravel filter with powerfull powerheasd, and a canister filter. As far as I know the more biological filtration the better, and if the current bothers your fish there are ways to return the water without creating much current. Canister filters can allow you to have the aquarium closser to the wall due to the device being under the tank as opposed to hanging off the back too. Peter