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I would not do neon tetras in this size tank, besides I wouldn't call them an 'interesting fish'. How about Indostomus sp.?

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I can see a gonopodium.....

It is a bloated male. It has a gonopodium so it's impossible for it to be pregnant.

Looks good!

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Wow, great drawings!

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I would do mollies or some other type of livebearer. Boring, but it works....

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A DG would be OK. Serpae tetras can be nippy, so can tiger barbs, but TBs need a bigger tank as mentioned. I would do this: 6 cherry barbs 6 neon tetras 6 albino/bronze cories 1 dwarf gourami

Guppies aren't schooling fish, they don't need groups of 6, but the other two (barbs and tetras) do. What specific types of these fish were you looking at? Welcome to the forum!

Looks great!

Yes, a honey gourami would be an option as a centerpiece as well, they are more peaceful than DGs.

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According to the link the OP gave, it's a 20 gallon high. I would do a dwarf gourami as the centerpiece. Rams need warmer water than neon tetras, and bettas also do, but it's also not a good idea to have bettas in community tanks.

Is it in Danioninae? Looks like a type of giant danio.

Yeah, they get pretty big.

No, I'm not thinking of panda cories. Though panda cories also require cool temps. Peppered are hardy, but they'll have shorter lifespans if kept at higher temps permanently. They only live 5 years or less in higher temps, while they can live 15-25 years if kept correctly.

I wouldn't do a UGF in this sand. It's very fine.

Yes, how big is your tank?

You can feed them by hand. But I'd still not have them with other fish, they are known to bite other fish's fins by mistake, thinking they are food.

Yes, it's good for plants and especially cories.

Welcome to AA! Did it look diseased at all?

I used to, I had a Stiphodon sp, I think semoni.