10 gallon to 29 gallon. suggestions?

I would definately get a couple more corys and a couple more otos, both like the company. There are tons of different kinds of tetras, I think they all would work with your list. A school of 8-10 should stick together nicely.

Holly9937 said:

There are tons of different kinds of tetras, I think they all would work with your list. A school of 8-10 should stick together nicely.

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I have a group of 11 Cardinal Tetras in my 29 gallon tank. When strangers see my tank they think I have salt water fish in a freshwater tank. They have nice coloring and I think they are a lot more hardy than Neon Tetras.

Cardinal tetras would be a wonderful choice for a 29 gallon tank. A smallish shoal should look wonderful. I haven't had good experiences with them, however. I got six for my established 10 gallon tank, and all of them died off within 4 days. I think they were asian-bred cardinals. I read they are weaker than the natural caught ones.

Another fish that would look nice in your tank are White cloud minnows. I have a small group of them now, and they are active and very playful. Great fish.

carttman said:

I have a group of 11 Cardinal Tetras in my 29 gallon tank. When strangers see my tank they think I have salt water fish in a freshwater tank. They have nice coloring and I think they are a lot more hardy than Neon Tetras.

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CArdinals are great i ahve 10 cardinal tetras and 6 nerrow wedge. They school and it looks GREAT

Also, try sand in you new tank. I got a 50lb bag of Pool Filter Sand for 10 Canadian Dollers. I love the look of sand.