yea, but since your cycle JUST started these are the fish that I reccomend, doesnt mean im right but this combo worked for me
first add some mollies(any variety) wait for about 1-2 weeks, get 5 cories(any variety i chose bronze), then wait another 1-2 weeks, and add some nice solid black mollies
Ok, your cycle has not started yet if you do not have any fish in there to produce ammonia, or another source of ammonia as in a fishless cycle. And if you do decide to cycle with fish, please don't add fish every 1-2 weeks. Your biological filter won't be established, and will not be able to handle the bioload and your fish will suffer from ammonia and nitrite poisoning. They will also be more prone to diseases like ich or at the very least, really really stressed. If you are going to cycle with fish stock lightly with hardy fish and invest in a liquid reagent test kit- I use the Freshwater Master Test Kit. Test the water regularly and do water changes as necessary to help keep the ammonia and nitrites under control. Search around here for the articles on cycling and become familiar with how the process works. The tank will take from 4-6 weeks to cycle, and then you can begin to add more fish slowly, like every couple of weeks. If you know someone with an established tank that you can trust, you can run your filter on their tank for a couple of weeks and then add the cycled filter to your tank. I've started a couple of my own tanks that way and it works great. Oh, and pygmy cories are very cute but probably would not survive a cycle, I would wait to add them until the tank is done cycling.
Rudy, do you have plans for a much larger tank in the future? Clown loaches can grow up to about 12 inches, much too large for a 29 gallon.
What fish.....help me!
But it sounds lik u r happy with ur tank.......that is always a good thing
