38g, ideas needed

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checkvalve

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Hey all !
Well after cleaning all the saltwater remains out, I finally transfered my fish to their new home, they were in a 29g. Currently I have 7 lemon tetras, 3 white clouds and a botia stratia loach. Filtration & heat is done by a Fluval 204 and a Penguin 660 powerhead, 1 50w & 1 100w heaters.
Any ideas what else I should add or upgrade?

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what kind of lighting? if those are live plants rememeber to check tyo see if your in the 1 watt per gallon range for suffienct growth, the layout looks rather nice though, I reallyl ike your plant coverage and how clear your water is lol a couple really long plants in the back might look nice and help fill in some space though, other than that you havea really good setyup
 
A few more striata's would be a good start; they're social fish. Some other tetras would be good, black neons?
 
Wow is that water CLEAR ! It took weeks before mine got that crystal clear look. Great job and I like the layout also. Are the plants live ? they sure look to be.
I agree on the additional loaches .

My panda cories are quite entertaining and spend about 25 - 30% of their time off the bottom either playing or running along the leaves of the plants. They're a HOOT and you might enjoy 3 - 5 of them yourself.
 
Thanks for all the replies !

Lighting is a standard 20" flur. off the 29g till I get one of proper size.
Clear water.....thanks, I'm a nut about their water quality.
No real plants in there, all fake. I gess we did a good job on the illusion. lol
Cories are quite entertaining, and my wife really wants a few.
 
Went to petco Saturday nite and bought 5 Harlequin Rasbora's, 1 Albino Aeneus Cory Cat and 1 Bronze Cory Cat.
I put them in QT for 24 hrs. and so far so good, all healthy. Hope to put them in their new home soon.
 
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