Fish compatible with CPD in a 10 gallon?

[bosoxlobsterman]

So I've finally switched up my 10 gallon tank that housed my fish from my previous apartment, planted it a bit more, and got a few celestial pearl danios (galaxy rasboras) and ghost shrimp in the tank right now. I want to keep it relatively low stock, and focus more on the plants, but it seems really empty right now, and I was wondering what I could do to fill it out a bit more. I originally bought 3 cpd's, but I can only ever find two now, so I'm assuming the other one didn't make it. So I will probably round out that school with a few more a bit later. Any other small, interesting, perhaps rare fish that are compatible with cpd's and ghost shrimp? Thanks

Stock now is:
2x cpd
2x ghost shrimp
2 swords, some rotala, some crypts, java moss, and wisteria

 

[jcolon]

If you want to keep with nano fish, scarlet badis or chili rasboras are an option. Slightly larger neon and or cardinal tetras stay small enough for a 10gal 5-6 should add some more movement to your tank.

 

[bosoxlobsterman]

If you want to keep with nano fish, scarlet badis or chili rasboras are an option. Slightly larger neon and or cardinal tetras stay small enough for a 10gal 5-6 should add some more movement to your tank.

Ooo, those chili rasboras are beautiful
I do like the scarlet badis, and I have one in my 40B, but my lfs doesn't get them in very often. Thanks for the suggestions, those all look like beautiful fish

 

[librarygirl]

I wouldn't do neons or cardinals in a 10 gal; yes they are relatively small but very active fish and should have more horizontal swim room; they also might be a little too rambunctious to keep with the more timid CPDs in a tank that small. You could do 6 CPDs, 6 ember tetra or chili rasbora (I have CPDs and Embers together and their colors go well together nicely; they even swim in a group sometimes) and one or two scarlet badis.