What else would be good for my 29G?

[Stueyandspike]

I have my 29g see sig for fish....Ive had these fish for a few months w/o deaths. I was wondering if i can add anything else safely if so, any suggestions?
Thanks,
Stuey

 

[jediinthedark]

3 Corrys for the bottom.
I wouldn't add any other mid-level fish.
Are you having algea issues? Instead of the Corrys you could add a school of Ottos (although they thrive best in planted tanks).
You could do an Apple Snail too (even with the corrys).

 

[Stueyandspike]

I dont know if corrys are a good idea because i have gravel as my substrate.

 

[MissFishy]

As long as you don't have extremely sharp gravel, the corycats would be find. You could also look at some yoyo loaches, a pleco(albino bristlenose would be a nice contrast), ghost/cherry shrimp, mystery snails.

 

[fishrman16]

i think cory cats would be a great add to the tank.

 

[James From Cali]

Corys would be a nice addition. I never had a problem with them in gravel tanks. I would agree that Oto's do best in Planted aquaria but that is because of all the places to hide in and so they feel secure. Fake plants would be great just supplement their feedngs with algae wafers. Albino BN would be a very nice contrast to the tank as far as bottom feeder. But Im presuming you want to have somewhat of an Active Diurnal fish. Corys, Otos, BN Plecos, and Banjo Cats would be great additions if you can find them.

 

[sweetpickles7]

If i were you i would narrow it down to one group of tetras.I take it that you want a community setup.Are you trying to breed anything?I would go with cory cats.

 

[Stueyandspike]

No breeding, just a simple community

 

[sweetpickles7]

Yea i would just narrow the tetras down to one big group, and then add what ever community fish you want.

 

[Fuzz16]

i would add to the head and light tetra school. serpaes can be kinda big and nippy fish. then you have the mid area done then you could add some hatchetfish or something for the top area, and some corys, kuhlii loaches, or a a fancy pleco for the bottom. though i do like the idea of a mystery snail, they always add a nice spot of color to tanks

 

[fishrman16]

i agree. a small group of tetras and just a bottomfeeder such as a cory

 

[FishGeek]

Shes asking to add fish not change her tank around.

I think either Cories or a few Striata (Queen) Loaches, Skunk Loaches, or Angelicus Loaches would add some more to your tank.

 

[Seleya]

There's definitely some room to play with.... What sort of impression do you get when you look at your tank? Is there a "hole" somewhere? Space? Color? Presence? Activity? What you have now is a nice blend, where do you want to take it?