Addition ideas

[LPXnoob]

I have a 29 gallon tank with 10 neons, a 6 albino cories. Any recommendations for additions? I'm not sure. Any ideas are welcome.

 

[redsea]

How about a nice Angelfish. Or a pair of Rams?

 

[absolutangel04]

No angels. It will eat the neons.
Pearl gourami, dwarf gourami, hatchetfish, leopard danios, rams, a keyhole cichlid, rummy nose tetras, emperor tetras, penguin tetras, ember tetras, guppies, platys, kuhli loaches, bristle nose pleco, clown pleco, x-ray tetras, small killifish species, serpae tetra, black phantom tetra, glass catfish, opaline gourami, or mollies to name a couple of options.

 

[LPXnoob]

If I was gonna do gouramis I'd drop in sparklers. Lol. And I saw a frog Pleco online. Any ideas on them? I've never heard about them. I want a few more bottom darkness and a mid/top water species school.

 

[absolutangel04]

Sparkling gouramis would be cool. Killifish stay on the top. Another bottom dwelling species would be kuhlu loaches, but I don't think you could see them well against the black gravel. I have never heard of a frog pleco.

 

[LPXnoob]

I have sand in the tank no gravel. I found the frog Pleco in my tropical fish pocket guide after seeing it mentioned online.

 

[absolutangel04]

I have sand in the tank no gravel. I found the frog Pleco in my tropical fish pocket guide after seeing it mentioned online.

I saw you said "bottom darkness" and I guess I thought you meant the bottom was dark colored. Brain spasm. Anyway, I still suggest kuhlis. Any luck finding more info on a frog pleco?

 

[LPXnoob]

Lol. Autocorrect. I meant dwellers. My apologies for my error.

 

[LPXnoob]

No luck on the frog plecos. Kind of a heart break. They are very unique looking.

 

[LPXnoob]

Just found more info. Too big for my tank. 8 in max. More commonly referred to as Frog Bristelnose. L34. And it's a anti social species only fish.

 

[absolutangel04]

Thats too bad. In a 29 though, you could get a regular bnp, or a clown pleco, or a trio of pitbull plecos.

 

[LPXnoob]

I'm checking out species in my 'Pocket expert guide to tropical fish' by Sweeney, Bailey, and Norman. So many beautiful species. Lol.