29 Gallon Stocking
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I'm thinking more of a small community. Love angels but I'd want more than three fish in my tank. And also some variety.
Waw. Both are beautiful
well thank you
flchamp89
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29g is not enough tank for a pair much less three.
Myself also. That's why I chose tetras. I have been into fish for years. Large small also bread them. The family enjoys watch them. Tetras school together very well. It's interesting to watch the different breads interact. Rule of thumb for fresh water tanks is one inch of fish per gallon. Like always you have order. It's cool watching a two inch fish act as though it was two feet long.
DreaminginBlue
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Hello! I'm so glad you're setting up a tank, I set up my first one recently and I really enjoy it. Keep us posted on how it goes! 
Personally, I think corydoras make a great addition to any tank. You could have a little schooo of them and I'm sure you'd enjoy them. I recommend getting 6-8 and choosing one species. I am very partial to panda corys, but there are tons out there you could check out. They're peaceful bottom feeders who do well in almost any community tank. I have some and I adore them, they're so wonderful and they have their own little personalities too.
I think tetras are great, too, but they're not my favorites. I have some candy canes (really quite pretty) and they're cute, but I'm going to trade them out for some platies (I love those little guys!). Livebearers like platies, mollies, or guppies are another option, but you'd have to take into account how fast they breed LOL. I'm trying to breed them, so that why I decided to get them, but they have a ton of fry. You could always get all females so they wouldn't breed, but if you want babies and both genders, one male to every two or three females.
I don't know much about any other fish, but I hope this helped.
Best of luck,
~DreamingInBlue
Personally, I think corydoras make a great addition to any tank. You could have a little schooo of them and I'm sure you'd enjoy them. I recommend getting 6-8 and choosing one species. I am very partial to panda corys, but there are tons out there you could check out. They're peaceful bottom feeders who do well in almost any community tank. I have some and I adore them, they're so wonderful and they have their own little personalities too.
I think tetras are great, too, but they're not my favorites. I have some candy canes (really quite pretty) and they're cute, but I'm going to trade them out for some platies (I love those little guys!). Livebearers like platies, mollies, or guppies are another option, but you'd have to take into account how fast they breed LOL. I'm trying to breed them, so that why I decided to get them, but they have a ton of fry. You could always get all females so they wouldn't breed, but if you want babies and both genders, one male to every two or three females.
I don't know much about any other fish, but I hope this helped.
Best of luck,
~DreamingInBlue
TMaier
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I have Khuli's for bottom duty, neons for chilling and dwarf rainbow tetras for action.
http://www.aquariumadvice.com/forums/showthread.php?t=348983
http://www.aquariumadvice.com/forums/showthread.php?t=348983
DreaminginBlue
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Glad I could help. And that's awesome, I wish it wasn't so darn cold here, having outdoor tanks sounds really cool.
And that's awesome, I wish it wasn't so darn cold here, having outdoor tanks sounds really cool.
Tigerbarb12
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In a 29g id go with 6 serpae tetra and 6 bloodfin tetra
