Whats a good number of fish for 29g?

Austin

Well, I'm sure you could fit some more fish. If your water is soft (well, I just learned on this thread that's what tetras like) then maybe you can get another school of some type of tetra. Cus it'll actually be the mollies whose water conditions are not ideal. If your water is hard you could get some platies or somerthing. ;) *loves platies*

Promelas

I like platies as well, but I don't think I want another livebearer, I don't have room for more fry! This week I'd like to go in and buy some live or frozen food for my fish, I haven't done that yet. Any good suggestions? Daphnia? Blood worms? When I get the food I'll be sure to get the hardness checked and let you guys know!

iamntbatman

What about some type of danio for the top levels?

Promelas

Well I tested my water when I picked up 2 more cories. It's about 300 mg/l CaCO3 so it's definitely hard. Does anyone have a good idea for a centerpiece fish at all?

iamntbatman

Hmm...what about a Kribensis? That's a little bit beyond their usual described water parameter range but not by a whole lot, plus they're pretty hardy fish.